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Critics say that the city of Los Angeles -- with strict standards of equality in the workplace -- should never have associated itself with a contest that they say stereotypes and objectifies women. He emphatically objectifies his subjects' thick emotional skins but never penetrates them, suggesting that he suffers from the same "strangulated affect," to use a term Freud and Josef Breuer coined, as they do. Whatever their differences, Weil and Bespaloff were agreed that force not only objectifies its victims in the Iliad but eventually undoes those who wield it. |
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