But Erens beautifully evokes its insistent rhythms and protective deliriums.
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Fitting their deliriums into bright, shiny, commercially palatable vehicles can be difficult, as Tim Burton's career attests.
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Some could be found mumbling as they pondered nonexistent objects, or picking obsessively at bedclothes, or walking about in dreamlike deliriums.
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This would be a pity, because the show fascinates as a plunge into certain deliriums of the United States in the nineteen-thirties, notably a culture war between cosmopolitan and nativist sensibilities.
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The Greek Minister of Justice reported that Schinas stayed at the house of a local lawyer until he was kicked out over a dispute involving blackmail. While in custody, Schinas stated that some weeks prior the assassination, he had contracted tuberculosis, and that a few days before the assassination, he was suffering from "severe high fevers" and "deliriums", overtaken "by madness".
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With a wounded pride and deliriums of greatness, Raúl never accepted his defeat. From then he harassed Juan to provoke him to accept a duel until Juan lost his patience and accepted. in the confrontation Juan killed Raul moscote with a shot to the heart with a silver bullet. Meanwhile, Mariana, who can no longer hide her feelings, ends up telling Juan she still loves him.
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After a long trip (1836–1840) in the Orient, he discovered the effect of hashish. He studied it in order to understand the relation between madness and dreams, which are similar deliriums, according to Moreau. He was the author of the 1845 Du Hachisch et de l'aliénation mentale, later translated into English and published as Hashish and Mental Illness.Hashish and Mental Illness 1973 English translation of work.
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Josef Strauss wrote 283 opus numbers. He wrote many waltzes, including: Sphären-Klänge (Music of the Spheres), Delirien (Deliriums), Transaktionen (Transactions), Mein Lebenslauf ist Lieb' und Lust (My Character is Love and Joy), and Dorfschwalben aus Österreich (Village Swallows from Austria), polkas, most famously the ' with his brother Johann, quadrilles, and other dance music, and also some marches. The waltz The Mysterious Powers of Magnetism (Dynamiden) with the use of minor keys showed a quality that distinguished his waltzes from those of his more popular elder brother.Program Notes The polka-mazurka shows influence by Strauss, where he wrote many examples like Die Emancipierte and Die Libelle.
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The escapism and the denunciation of the bourgeois society are complementary aspects of an ambivalent attitude. The plastic writers and artists agreed in the negation, and even an officially conservative man like Antonio Gaudí projected in unusual architectures his escapist deliriums (arabicism of the Vicens House, in Barcelona, or purified gothicism of the Episcopal Palace of Astorga). Indigenism and exotism were not negative attitudes: they implied the affirmation of the inhabitable world; even more, of myths in which close truths of universal validity were declared. The Modernist authors were simultaneously positivists, by hostility to the established conventions, and antipositivists, by reaction against a system in which the spiritual tendencies did not have place.
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Additionally, the Peck family would host "temperance picnics at the Grove," an opportunity for Chicagoans to enjoy a day-long, liquor-free excursion to Peck's farm in Babcock's Grove.Western Citizen, "Temperance Meeting at Babcock's Grove," March 16, 1852. Like many people at the time, Peck believed that liquor led to a variety of social and health problems. His youngest son, Frank Peck, recounted how prevalent the idea of temperance was while growing up: > The temperance movement was much discussed...I am sorry to say that many of > my friends and acquaintances have filled untimely graves from the effect of > strong drink with deliriums and often troubles caused from it and I have > helped care for some of them and have only one conclusion, it is a good > thing to shun entirely.
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