To describe a work as an autobiography merely because of the first - person pronoun
effaces what distinguishes autobiography: the belief in the existence of a stable self and the meaningfulness of human action.
That does not
efface what I have written just because I am not adding anything to it.
Not exact matches
And further,
what would it mean if we thought our moral sensibilities could be completely
effaced?
Our Lord, burden us not with
what we have not the strength to bear; and
efface our sins, and grant us forgiveness and have mercy on us; Thou art our Master; so help us Thou against the disbelieving people.
What allowed Jesus to attract to himself so many of those lacking social or religious credentials is his self -
effacing desire to exist alongside of them rather than above them.
My midwife got to the house first and we talked about
what was possibly going on, and I went ahead and had her check me, and I was at a 3, 50 %
effaced, and very squishy.
Hofstadter: Yeah, well
what I remember is he came to pick me up at the train station, and he was very, very sweet, very kind, very gentle and very humble, and his sense of humor came out very quickly and it was a self -
effacing sense of humor.
And so «While We're Young» is essentially a riff on Murphy's «I'm Losing My Edge,» his super witty and self -
effacing dance single about a hipster fearing his creeping obsolescence as a newer, more savvy, more wired - in generation redefines
what's cool.
You never quite know
what Félicité is thinking, because even in her wise, self -
effacing love for other people, she always seems to be keeping a secret of her own.
Wakanda puts up a literal front that
effaces its true beauty;
what appears impoverished is, in fact, the seat of technological advancement.
What, then, is at stake when art adopts words — or
effaces them?
Of course there's other esoteric and interesting «hows,» but to have the audacity to put forth a «
what» that you have invented is to take a particular position in relation to the wide visibility of methods that, at the very least, conditionalize if not
efface artistic agency.
Berkenblit may paint over charcoal or over calico, ever mindful of
what she exposes or
effaces.
Two free standing display case works employ optical films to simultaneously
efface the details of the objects beneath and generate iconic silhouettes — a process that can be seen as the delamination of the specificity of the object to reveal
what embedded information might be maintained.
Postmodernism rejects the distinction between high culture and mass or popular culture, tends to
efface the boundary between art and everyday life; and that refuses to recognise any single style or definition of
what art should be.
Looking back at John Christian's introduction to the book, where he cogently explains the selection of the exhibition with such a self -
effacing exposure of his encyclopaedic knowledge of the subject, I am reminded of
what a colossal job he did to bring this study to fruition.
In engaging history, the painting complicates the question of time —
what awaits this young man is much more relevant than his present; in fact it
effaces it.
The reason they evince «climate skepticism» in responding to survey items on «belief in» human - caused global warming is that those items aren't measuring
what people know; they are measuring «who they are, whose side they are on,» in a mean, illiberal, collective - knowledge - vitiating, individual - reason -
effacing cultural status competition.
A moment later she'd taken the folder out again and was shuffling through the pages once more, not seeing
what was on them, hoping perhaps that the words would be magically
effaced, that at some imminent stroke this would all come to nothing.
It is a dictatorship, a banana republic dictatorship at its finest, yet most Realtors do not even realize
what a bad, nonrepresentative, top - down, Soviet style rolling oligarchical band of in - house, self -
effacing, deluded, south - facing elitists controls their communal fate.