relating to Jean Racine (1639–1699), French dramatist (primarily a tragedian)
the creative absence, that of the Racinian god
the creative absence, that of the Racinian god
(noun) the general feeling of inhabiting one's body that arises from multiple stimuli from various bodily organs
their very material introduces us to a coenesthesia of use, not of pleasure
their very material introduces us to a coenesthesia of use, not of pleasure
(noun) adherence to the highest principles and ideals; uprightness
the intellectual probity of men like Mauss
the intellectual probity of men like Mauss
(adjective) easily crumbled or pulverized
this face not drawn but instead sculptured in something smooth and friable
this face not drawn but instead sculptured in something smooth and friable
understatement (feminine)
This universe of litotes
on sangfroid underreactions in gangster films
This universe of litotes
on sangfroid underreactions in gangster films
(noun) the quality or state of being exiguous (very small in size or amount); scantiness
The exiguity of the decisive gesture enjoys an entire mythological tradition
The exiguity of the decisive gesture enjoys an entire mythological tradition
(noun) a reversal of circumstances, or turning point; Anglicised form of the Greek "peripeteia"
it signifies the appearance of a new peripety
it signifies the appearance of a new peripety
(noun) a potion credited with magical power / (noun) a potion, drug, or charm held to have the power to arouse sexual passion
wine is not only a philter but also a durational act of drinking
wine is not only a philter but also a durational act of drinking
(noun) the action of the state in taking or modifying the property rights of an individual in the exercise of its sovereignty; differs from eminent domain in that it can also refer to private property taken by a private entity authorised by the government
wine cannot be an entirely happy substance, unless we wrongfully forget that it is also the product of an expropriation
wine cannot be an entirely happy substance, unless we wrongfully forget that it is also the product of an expropriation
calming?
by the creamy and therefore sopitive nature of its emulsive surface
He's talking about milk lol
I think this is a direct translation from French; can't find an English definition
by the creamy and therefore sopitive nature of its emulsive surface
He's talking about milk lol
I think this is a direct translation from French; can't find an English definition