In Otherwise than Being, he will radicalize sincerity by insisting that the structure of sensibility-affectivity is to be always already fissured.
IGA replaces evaluation with the subjective evaluation of users based on the genetic operations of GA; it is generally applied to the generation of music or designs, which are difficult to evaluate quantitatively, as a means to analyze the complex structure of human sensibility.
However, we cannot "otherwise than be"—since otherwise suggests the infinity, the open non-structure of human sensibility and affectivity, so long as these are understood as for-the-Other.
Although "Time Stands Still" is deceptively modest, even laid back in its structure and sensibility, consisting of a handful of conversations among just four characters, the range of feeling it explores is wide and deep.
Shaftesbury articulates the structure of a distinctively human moral sensibility.
In winning what is described as the richest literary prize for a single work of fiction, Ms. Barker was cited by an international panel of judges for the "razor-sharp comic sensibility and flawless structure" of her novel "Wide Open".
Greengrass has married a cinema verite sensibility to the structure of a mainstream action thriller, but it's the indie instinct that proves dominant.
Lessons not only teaches literacy, "it also initiates the child [reader] into the elements of society's symbol-systems and conceptual structures, inculcates an ethics, and encourages him to develop a certain kind of sensibility".
Certainly, Lewis's films were radical departures from the other comedies of the day, especially in their free-form episodic structure, surrealist sensibility and metafilmic devices.
It's a matter of sensibility — and of sensitivity.
None so engages visitors in an adventure of sensibility.
