Sex, Lawrence, and videotape

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Writer D.H. Lawrence believed that modern industrialization suppressed intimacy and created sexual dysfunction. Lawrence stated that modern society tended to be guided by mechanical rather than organic principles and viewed sexual pleasure and desire as an intellectual rather than physical affair. Steven Soderbergh's movie, 'Sex, Lies and Videotape' is an affirmation of Lawrence's view. It depicts the videotape as a source of sexual desire and shows that sex itself is being technologized. But while machines may be used as a means of release, an intimate relationship is still the better medium.

Sex, Sexual behavior, Social aspects, Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Works, Soderbergh, Steven, Sex, Lies, and Videotape (Motion picture), Lawrence, D.H.

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A Dummy-Run on Narrow-Way?

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The British National Theater is opening an original musical called 'Jean Seberg.' Composer, lyricist, and dramatist are American. Critics object to this.

United Kingdom, Arts

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Major transformation

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Industrial development in Kansas City region is discussed.

Kansas, Evaluation, Economic aspects, Kansas City, Kansas

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