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Adding pictures and sounds to a narrative doesn't expand the possibilities of text, it shrinks them to technological limitations while shifting the Imagination from a central/active role to a voyeur's passive one (the little work remaining is a sympathetic reflex: projecting oneself into the action).
Our Stories 2009
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Nonetheless, getAbstract quite enjoys this voyeur's look at how these big shots imploded and how to avoid making the same mistakes.
Inside 'How They Blew It' getAbstract 2010
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Featuring a powerhouse cast-- Douglas, Turner, Powell, Sullivan, as well as Walter Pidgeon and a personal favorite, Gloria Grahame--this scathing look at the inner workings of Tinseltown is a Hollywood voyeur's dream.
John Farr: Kirk Douglas Turns 95! John Farr 2011
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They give the impression that there is nothing separating the voyeur's gaze from the Flapper's nude body except a scrim of silk.
Single definition of American Woman proves elusive at Costume Institute 2010
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Nonetheless, getAbstract quite enjoys this voyeur's look at how these big shots imploded and how to avoid making the same mistakes.
Inside 'How They Blew It' getAbstract 2010
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Gillette supposed that she'd been hired not by Horizon On-line -- or by Horizon alone -- but by a consortium of Internet service providers to find the source code for Trapdoor, the ultimate voyeur's software, which gave complete access to the lives of the unsuspecting.
Forgetfulness ISCARS 2010
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I used Laura's iPod for a week and had a voyeur's trip through her life.
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As crime writers we have a free voyeur's ticket to all the bedrooms, backseats, and brothels our charcters frequent.
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In group practice, looking at each person first with caring concern helps to prevent being the object of someone's mirror-like awareness from feeling like being the object of a voyeur's stare.
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Erotic the work certainly is, with its focus on (mainly) feminine sexuality, and the beauty -- and vulnerability -- of the female form: naked, often provocatively posed, sometimes mercilessly exposed to the voyeur's gaze.
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