abjection การใช้

• To a degree, progressive architects are responsible for their abjection.
• Lloyd-Smith uses an interpretation by Julia Kristeva of abjection.
• A term called " jouissance " is used to describe abjection.
• Bogdan-Piteti relished the abjection that he served with cynicism ".
• Domestic abjection can also be seen in this story.
• The true abjection is apparent at the very end.
• The video not only records Colleen's abjection but also participates in it.
• Julia Kristeva would subsequently explore anal eroticism in connection with her concept of abjection.
• In his view, difference produces distinctions and differentiations that leads to exclusion and abjection.
• The performances made use of abjection and shock value to mock religion and norms around sexuality.
• Studying abjection has proven to be suggestive and helpful for considering the dynamics of self and body hatred.
• Working in a French tradition of abjection reaching back to Baudelaire and his paradoxes-" O filthy grandeur!
• Sly's part covers a vast spectrum from abjection to elation, not excluding humor, pathos and romance.
• Julia Kristeva's explanation of jouissance and abjection is employed by American Gothic authors such as Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
• Today, even at the highest echelons, there is strength in abjection, honor in stoicism, virtue in endurance.
• From Kristeva's psychoanalytic perspective, abjection is done to the part of ourselves that we exclude : the mother.
• As Kristeva puts it, " The corpse, seen without God and outside of science, is the utmost of abjection.
• This concept is closely related to Julia Kristeva's concept of abjection where one reacts adversely to that which has been forcefully cast out of the symbolic order.
• Morgan offers immortality and beauty; if the offer is not accepted, a life of abjection among a group of older women is the victim's lot.
• Men, in this film's view, exist in a state of moronic abjection, into which women, whether valkyries or dewy ingenues, must be dragged.