Review: G.W. Pabst’s ‘Pandora’s Box,’ Starring Louise Brooks, on Criterion Blu-ray

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with complementary hand-painted purple flowers with bluish-green stems and yellow pistils at the centers.The permutations of her consciousness are an exercise in the way the imagination can drift in tedium.

The table itself was covered always with at least a cheap cloth-backed vinyl or plastic decorative tablecloth of garish pattern.which then catalyzes the midnight confession of the mother-in-law/matriarch—whose aging appearance across the novel is rendered in a series of hilarious grotesques—to her daughter-in-law.having had to close up her husbands butcher shop and store where she had previously presided behind the register.

The exquisite style of the passages set amid these baroque objects that possess more value than the solid and unmoving woman hired to guard over them.Empty Wardrobes is set amid a cloister of three generations of women who also have been refusing to hear any such taboos.

It feels shocking for such a complete and alive work of literature like this to have been untranslated for so long.

They are not valuable—objects in my family become antiques only through accruing dust in the house theyve inhabited.INTERVIEWERThats why you teach people like Dworkin or Firestone?SRINIVASANEveryone remembers Firestones line about shitting a pumpkin.

It seems to me that our experiences of that must structure what we then feel and write about a subject like sexual desire.she was given the Chichele Chair in Social and Political Theory once occupied by Isaiah Berlin; she is the first woman.

making the case that people who initiate students into new ways of thinking might well (and arguably should) inspire feelings of excitement and attraction—yet their responsibility is precisely to direct those feelings to advance the students learning.Part of it is just what makes it easier to go through the world or what feels like a form of armor that one can put on—which isnt to say I dont love clothes.