A letter to Thom Gunn, author of an illuminating essay on Ginsberg's poetry, shows how appreciative he was of criticism that reached beyond accustomed cultish adoration: "I was moved — almost to tears — by your sympathetic perceptions".
Tea and Sympathy has dated only in relation to the advances made in gay rights and the more sympathetic social perception of homosexuals in the years since.
But much of the credit must go to Ms. Crothers, whose ear for breezy dialogue, jaundiced but sympathetic eye and sharp perception of the conflicts between family and career lend the play a very contemporary tone and relevance.
The purpose of this pretest-posttest design study was to investigate whether a 20-minute foot and hand massage (5 minutes to each extremity), which was provided 1 to 4 hours after a dose of pain medication, would reduce pain perception and sympathetic responses among postoperative patients.
Similarly, vibration perception and sympathetic Valsalva response accounted for 50.3% of the variability in bone stiffness (r = 0.503, P < 0.001), indicating a possible relationship of both large fiber and autonomic neuropathies in the progression to CNA.
Thus, oxy-Hb has a tight connection with neuronal activity, in particular when we have a clear sense of perception and sympathetic nerves are activated when we are excited.
Similar to our findings, a previous study among 43 subjects with DSP found that those with CAN, defined by HRV criteria, were more likely to have abnormalities in thermal perception thresholds, sympathetic skin response, and quantitative sudomotor axon reflex tests (39).
Far from viewing Munich as anti-Israel, they may well regard it as highly sympathetic - a difference in perception that highlights the ever widening cultural gap between Europe and America on this subject.
The Swedish Academy hailed his "realistic and imaginative writings, combining as they do sympathetic humour and keen social perception".
