They read and exchange ideas in hermetic academic bubbles, in very much the same way that the public has increasingly tended to read and exchange ideas in hermetic news bubbles.
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There are plenty of pleasures within this hermetic environment, though.
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The nuclear deal, even in these early days, is not hermetic.
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At times, the exhibition's hidden layers of meaning verge on hermetic.
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Experimental music lovers tend to obsess over stories of hermetic geniuses.
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This not to say that her art felt remote or hermetic.
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Ibanez tells me that working in vending machines is comically hermetic.
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"We don't want the work to be hermetic; it's communicating," Lucy says.
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But rather than engage on those terms, these stars have become hermetic.
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"Westworld" is hermetic, its first season confined to the titular robot amusement park.
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I don't live in a hermetic, monastic vacuum where things exist with no context.
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Indeed, Wallace, the quintessential angel-headed hipster, was the enigmatic, hermetic Californian everybody knew.
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Canada is a small country, if we're being nice; hermetic, if we're being honest.
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Now having broken their hermetic seal, her kids find comfort in their own wild places.
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Or do the building's references simply circulate within the closed, hermetic circuit of international Modernism?
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The show also retains its core dynamic, the hermetic, supportive-suffocating friendships among the quartet.
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These "commands" read like hermetic axioms, intimating the perfected union of humanity, earth, and history.
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Lack of access has made visiting Tibet sometimes even more difficult than hermetic North Korea.
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Heidegger appears as oracular, hermetic, and Nazi-tainted; Sartre as intellectually promiscuous and Soviet-sympathizing.
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That long, hermetic summer of 2003, Faith sated a pretty hungry, and incredibly thirsty, young woman.
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Carving out her own approach to abstraction, Krasner tapped into hermetic languages outside of art history.
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By this time, it had become a hermetic subculture, full of inside jokes and ugly rhetoric.
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Mr. Name spent months afterward in hermetic solitude, rarely emerging from his room during the daytime.
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In the hermetic kingdom of the dining room, the host is at once benefactor and dictator.
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This made it possible for me to invest the most ordinary phrases with a hermetic significance.
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The football team existed in the same hermetic world found at too many top college programs.
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In "Signs of Madness," Dlugos writes: Recognizing strings of coincidence as having baleful or hermetic meaning, e.g.
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That's striking, especially since almost no one from the famously hermetic country actually visits the United States.
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It was meant to foster financial transparency and accountability in one of the world's most hermetic kingdoms.
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It would mean choosing a hermetic, isolated existence and giving up any deep connection to the future.
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Seina blew into "Terrace House" like a gust of reality, shaking up the show's hermetic little world.
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For now, Mr. Trump is juggling these dynamics and preparing to meet the world's most hermetic leader.
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And as its most revered—and hermetic—standard bearer, it is under more scrutiny than ever before.
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It includes pictures of hermetic symbols painted with a fine, miniaturist touch in 1909-10 by Maj. Gen.
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The first Western fast food chain to enter the once-hermetic southeast Asian country is Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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Dinner or lunch at this grand, hermetic, self-regarding, ungenerous restaurant brings a protracted march of many dishes.
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The Facebook head has announced a sudden and atypical interest in the world outside Silicon Valley's hermetic borders.
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The son's measured voice cracks the hermetic vibe of recent DeLillo novels like Falling Man and Point Omega.
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That's a laudable but elusive goal, and in Joseph Discher's inert production, "Vilna" feels dutiful and strangely hermetic.
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Devoted to the study of this magnificent goal, we now inaugurate the Hermetic Order of the Golden Shaun.
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This citation offers a helpful angle for understanding the at times hermetic difficulty of Rasheed's text-based aesthetic.
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By contrast, at least two artists in the roster have more private, not to say hermetic, studio practices.
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The university existed within a hermetic world of denial about sex, according to current and former officials there.
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In 1906, Ezra Pound embraced Péladan's idea that the medieval troubadour tradition was a repository of hermetic wisdom.
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But back to the hermetic world of the Republican elite: This world has, as I said, existed for decades.
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Ms Cep paints a portrait of a hermetic society still riven by prejudice, with its revival tents and sharecroppers.
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These poems are not the hermetic record of an addled mind, as they have sometimes been thought to be.
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In the late nineteenth century, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn were a group of mystics and occultists.
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But his musical instincts were always too wide-ranging to rest comfortably within the sometimes hermetic confines of bluegrass.
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"I just want to be in my own hermetic world where there's no commerce, there's no killing," Mr. Pauline said.
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Who knows, once you get into the swing of it you may decide that the hermetic life is for you.
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In particular, he had internalized theosophy's hermetic quest to make visible those embedded truths that defy direct observation and empiricism.
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However, it's unclear how that might influence the hermetic regime, which has steadfastly defied international pressure and United Nations sanctions.
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Exquisitely strange and profoundly commonplace, his intense, hermetic works come down to us like fragments of heaven in a sordid world.
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In the campaign's last weeks, at such rallies, Mr. Trump is sealed in a hermetic bubble with his most fervent supporters.
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In the hermetic, often obsessive terrain of the internet's "woke" positionism, skepticism toward PC culture can manifest in real-world violence.
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Rancière, in his 1996 book, "Mallarmé: The Politics of the Siren," identifies a political dimension in Mallarmé's seemingly apolitical, hermetic writing.
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And as his critics reasonably point out, certain kinds of withdrawalism lead only to the hermetic existence of fundamentalists and cults.
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At a time of over-sharing on social media, James makes paintings that are private but not closed off, not hermetic.
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At times, these complexities have remained obscure unless clarified by the gallery's news release, making the work feel hermetic and precious.
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Following Eritrea's historic peace deal with Ethiopia earlier this year, Israel could be readying bilateral negotiations with the historically hermetic country.
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The Order follows Jack Morton (Jake Manley), a freshman at Belgrave University and initiate into the Hermetic Order of the Blue Rose.
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Most are unknown during their lifetime; they range from institutionalized mental patients and incarcerated prisoners, to intellectually disabled people and hermetic geniuses.
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"The Mexican macho—the male—is a hermetic being, closed up in himself," wrote Octavio Paz, the country's great 20th-century poet.
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"Eighty-two percent have adopted the new storage technologies - around 2,700 metal silos and 50,000 hermetic bags have been distributed," he said.
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Print magazines are little hermetic worlds — each issue a controlled and finite environment edited and art-directed down to every minute detail.
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He was the abiding angel-headed hipster: an enigmatic, hermetic, bohemian collage artist who proved pivotal to the California Beat Generation scene.
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My works are intended to be hermetic—they're always attempting to construct their own contexts—contexts that exist parallel to the familiar.
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Yet I found there to also be an anxiety to this hermetic placelessness, no matter how beautifully unburdened or minimalist it appears.
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Back on the new train, sitting in the hermetic carriage, it was hard not to feel nostalgic about all that old iron.
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Kim Jong-nam, long alienated from his half brother, who has led their hermetic nation for five years, was killed on Feb.
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The test sparked condemnation from South Korea, America and Japan, but no consensus on how to check the hermetic Communist nation's ambitions.
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The answer, all too often, is to retreat into a fantasy world, almost as hermetic as the right-wing, Fox News bubble.
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Symbolism emphasized the spiritual (if not religious) in art, music, and literature and favored a hermetic sensibility of art for art's sake.
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To continue to regard Johns's art as hermetic and aloof is to refuse his invitation to begin scrutinizing what is before our eyes.
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Without exception, after only a few years each casket had failed in some way, most often because of the so-called hermetic seal.
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It might be full of hermetic meaning, or not, or both at the same time—kind of intriguing and confusing, like modern life.
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It's more playlike and hermetic; big events largely happen offstage, and the characters recount and debate them in the home and apartment sets.
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After a devastating blow to his hermetic life as a lumberjack, Red Miller (Cage) goes on a coke, vodka, and LSD-fueled rampage.
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Aries ladies, however, will have to juggle the frustrations of unfulfilling romance without reverting to a hermetic lifestyle for the next 30 days.
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While the transgressiveness of Mr. Packard's work is genuine, and recalls old-school subversive cinema, there's a hermetic quality to it as well.
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Her job, which takes her away from Paris, gestures toward a dimension of reality that lies beyond the hermetic concerns of the others.
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Mr. Oshima's movie gained notoriety for its hard-core sex scenes, but it's also a supremely artful and disturbing portrait of hermetic obsession.
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New communication technologies (social media in particular) and the hermetic media bubbles they create are probably responsible for the spread of conspiracy theories.
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Obviously, someone who was making hermetic poetry on a sheet hung on the wall was going to become a member of Arte Povera.
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Mercury retrograde currently finds you in a quiet, introverted, hermetic, and spiritual mental space, but don't let your thoughts get the best of you.
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Scene after scene bears the hermetic rigor of a rite, one that outsiders—or even other members of the household—may struggle to understand.
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Hermetic Glass Storage Jars, starting at $3.99, available at The Container Store These simple jars are great for storing fresh foods and dry goods.
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Both actions have provoked the ire of the international community, and will likely lead to the imposition of additional sanctions on the hermetic regime.
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Ms. Muckermann, of Silversea, didn't want to structure the company's new Sea and Land Taste program around celebrity chefs and hermetic fine-dining rooms.
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The visual language of some movies is so personal and hermetic that interpreting it could be compared to reading a novel written in hieroglyphics.
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The richness of the subject is demonstrated by lavish color photographs, and a text that provides new access to Mr. Johns's often hermetic themes.
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Of the three filmmakers, Belson is the least known – a truly hermetic figure who does not have a public persona, like Conner or Smith.
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HOUSTON — Damien Echols remembers discovering the symbols of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn when he was around 10 or 12 years old.
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Both of them had joined The Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn—which is sort of a western magical tradition—at the age of 218.
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From the lush greenery and the scent of honeysuckles, to near-eerie silence and hermetic privacy, they afford a peaceful oasis amidst the concrete sprawl.
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The idea of abstract painting, and the act of making it, as a vehicle of hermetic personal emotion was coming to feel old and limiting.
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Taken on a large-format, wooden, four-by-five camera, New York artist Mollie McKinley's photographs draw inspiration from paganism, hermetic philosophy, alchemy, and feminism.
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Reinventions or fabrications of medieval sects proliferated: the Knights Templar, the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn (the habitat of Yeats), and various Rosicrucian orders.
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In a prose work that describes painting as a hermetic art, de Chirico opposes the stream of inner experience to the strictures of academic formalism.
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One of its founders, and its most influential member, was Alain de Benoist, a hermetic aristocrat and scholar who has written more than a hundred books.
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At the last survey of new photography at MoMA two years ago, the atmosphere was so self-referential and hermetic that a visitor panted for oxygen.
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In his first run for public office, Mr. Pence, 61, ran a largely hermetic race, declining to debate his opponents and refusing most requests for interviews.
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After the revelations of abuse and rape, the most frightening thing the Epstein connections show is the impregnable, hermetic way class and power work in America.
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With mobile alerts, a built-in scale and a hermetic seal, the device is purpose-built to be an ideal spot to store and secure weed.
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It's the perfect point of entry into an otherwise hermetic album and if it's not DaBaby's best single so far, it's at least a strong contender.
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You sense different layers of reality in her choreography, but they're so interwoven with absurdity and brainy patterning that her pieces look elegantly hermetic, good-humoredly private.
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One of the reasons I'm leaning so heavily into alchemy iconography and language is I really like the hermetic aspects that are kind of like scientific magic.
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But Orange City never had a river or a railroad, or, until recently, even a four-lane highway, and so its pure, hermetic culture has been preserved.
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I get to sample at the Whitney what (perhaps luckily for me in the long run) I missed out on in the hermetic scene that Oiticica hosted.
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House and techno beats pulse steadily and impassively behind Ms. Lo, precise and hermetic, as intros, verses, pre-choruses, choruses and bridges arrive exactly where they're expected.
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This is a rock band with interests pointing pretty clearly toward the inward-focused music of the late 1960s and 1970s, loud and soft, ecstatic and hermetic.
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"This place was selected because the weather conditions were good for conservation, and the hermetic walls prevented water from entering," museum spokeswoman Claire Hansen-Béales told Hyperallergic.
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He appears to believe that his willingness to engage the once-hermetic Mr. Kim in the global spotlight will encourage him to shed his isolation and denuclearize.
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But if the novel's formal control has a rare delicacy there is nothing at all hermetic about the story the narrator tells, which has a bitter urgency.
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But for Sarah Andelman and her mother, Colette Roussaux, that arrangement is the hermetic winning recipe behind Colette, the pioneering Paris boutique that turns 21 this month.
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In terms of style and substance, "Shame" represents Bergman's attempt to break out of his hermetic bubble and let the tumult of the outside world come in.
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But that has not dissuaded people curious about the country's hermetic society and the population's fealty to the Kim family, which has ruled North Korea since its founding.
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In any case, six are way too many for Richard Greenberg's hermetic family comedy, a modest story inflated to unwarranted size by what appears to be dramaturgical panic.
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He read about the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the 19th-century occult group that counted Crowley, W.B. Yeats, Bram Stoker and Arthur Conan Doyle as members.
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In the hands of lesser performers — and in defiance of Chris Dapkins's clear, bright cinematography — this debut feature would feel unbearably hermetic, its navel-gazing angst wearyingly indulgent.
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But it was a useful way to explain my own hermetic and asocial college years, though in hindsight I was probably distorting Hesse's intent to suit my own lifestyle.
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Two years later, Kim ordered the execution of his uncle Jang Song Thaek, the country's chief interlocutor with China and a relatively reform-minded official in the hermetic state.
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" Ecosynthesis uses the hermetic phrase 'As above, so below; as below, so above," as a conceptual launchpad in that a micro planet creates parallels to a planet like Earth.
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China exported no oil products to North Korea in November, marking the second straight month in which Chinese shipments to the hermetic state were completely restricted, Reuters reported Tuesday.
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Chess grandmasters retreat ahead of tournaments into hermetic training camps where, much like boxers shooting for a major belt, they spar and share strategies with trusted, top-line players.
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Regardless, here, Coffey takes "a colossal figure" whose "form-shattering masterpieces" can seem hermetic and obscure, deliberately closed off, and opens him up in a way we haven't seen.
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North Korea now has an unpredictable 33-year-old leader, Kim Jong-un, who styles himself in the godlike image of his grandfather, the hermetic country's Communist revolutionary founder.
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And "The Image Book," for all its historical sweep and erudition, has the feeling of a personal testament — elusive, almost hermetic, but still motivated by an urge to communicate.
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Despite the withdrawal of Israeli settlers and troops from Gaza in 2005, it has maintained a "hermetic seal of air, sea and land blockade" around the coastal enclave, he said.
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Comparisons to Alex Garland's Ex Machina are inevitable: both feature predatory men holding women hostage in hermetic, high-tech, gorgeously sterile homes, with other women standing by as implacable assistants.
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In this retrospective, Raad — with the excellent curation of Eva Respini — presented his body of work along with a specially made performance that offered entry into his sometimes hermetic world.
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North Korea is so hermetic that foreign intelligence agencies were not sure Mr. Kim was heir apparent until a few years before the death of his secretive and dour father.
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The mural's title comes from a line of Jure Detela's hermetic poem: "How the Sensuality in Me Scatters" (2017) even though it appeared to me that sensuality was being collected.
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Historic sites in Syria continue to be damaged, including a monastery northwest of Aleppo where a fifth-century monk, St. Simeon Stylites, is said to have spent decades in hermetic contemplation.
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Her bedroom was a hermetic bubble: plywood sheets covered both of the windows, one completely and the other nearly so, with only the tops of trees visible above the plywood edge.
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The second feature written and directed by Angus MacLachlan (after "Goodbye to All That" in 2014), this hermetic tale takes place entirely on a family-owned tobacco farm in North Carolina.
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The ersatz signifiers and hermetic communiqués of today's asemic writing represent one variety of artistic response to an information glut facilitated by machines whose source code is scrutable only to specialists.
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Evertz, Swain, and Wurmfeld have invented their own admittedly hermetic interrogatory systems (borne out by their coded titles), yet the deeper they burrow into them, the fresher the air they breathe.
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Big City Thirteen years ago, Aaron Bell, one of the few African-Americans to have penetrated the racially hermetic world of advertising in the 1970s, discovered that he had a brain tumor.
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Sacks finds it hard to describe this period, which combined extraordinary productivity and, eventually, hermetic muteness—a silence so profound that it was apparent neither to those around him nor to himself.
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She's worked as a librarian at Manly P. Hall's Philosophical Research Society and is the co-author of The Secret Source: The Law of Attraction and its Hermetic Influence Throughout the Ages.
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And yet Osipov enjoys the "hermetic impermeability" of the hospital, the way all the town's residents end up in the same place, and the relative lack of bureaucratic intervention in his work.
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Wong's works are as outré as Tseng's are hermetic, landscapes that obscure the painter and take in the men — usually men, mostly Latino — behind the grimed facades of Manhattan's then-frayed edges.
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For Cyril, who eschews marriage and instead pair-bonds with her brother in the "quiet, anal, hermetic world" of the House of Woodcock, "control is almost a kind of sex," she said.
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Sonic effects didn't seem detached from what was happening onstage, a vision of the pit as its own private world of hermetic beauties; instead, the orchestra acted as an enhancer and interlocutor.
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Maybe it's a complicated expression of his masculinity—"a deep subconscious straight boy fantasy," he speculates in his essay—or a testament to the solitude that cars afford those with hermetic tendencies.
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Last month's attempted breach of Polish banks, one of the latest attacks linked to the cash-starved, hermetic state, left a trail suggesting that the hackers' targets included more than 100 organizations.
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And on Thursday, China ordered all North Korea business and North Korean ventures with Chinese partners to close by January, cutting off a crucial source of foreign currency for the hermetic country.
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This subtle bit of positioning juxtaposes the Met's hermetic ideal with the real-world destruction wrought by the Koch brothers' decades-long campaign of global warming denialism, and their businesses' massive carbon emissions.
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By selecting preexisting "things," or what could be called factual certainties, for his motifs, Johns is able to attain the opposite, a domain of uncertainties, which is why many regard him as hermetic.
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With his love of nature and hermetic life, Hagerman belongs to a venerable American tradition that goes back to Henry David Thoreau, who was also a media-phobe and complained about the news.
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So it was a shock on Wednesday when South Korea announced that Mr. Thae had betrayed his hermetic homeland by becoming the most senior North Korean official to defect in nearly two decades.
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In the mid-1980s, the abstract painter Brice Marden veered from his early monochromes and grids to calligraphic circuits, inspired by his reading of the hermetic Tang Dynasty poet Hanshan, or Cold Mountain.
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He arrived in Italy three years ago through an idiosyncratic arrangement between I.S.M. and the North Korean soccer federation that has brought dozens of the hermetic nation's most promising young players to Corciano.
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Famous for her luminous abstract expressionist paintings, Martin herself cultivated a hermetic image in interviews and by living alone, often off the grid, in New Mexico, until her death at age 903 in 290.
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These hot-colored, square-format paintings, hung on a single wall like a cryptic frieze, deploy Ms. Kusama's own hermetic symbology of floating cells, bristling cilia, a calligraphic woman's profile and countless stippled dots.
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But whereas the weave of epic is loose, leaving spaces for expansion and adaptation, the tragedies—many of which, we should remember, were themselves adaptations of episodes from epic—are highly compressed, almost hermetic.
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A majority of mankind at this moment lives under the oppression of authoritarian regimes of the left or the right, but not under the kind of totalistic and hermetic mind control feared by Orwell.
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The Tang-dynasty poet Li Bai, one of the most revered figures in Chinese literature, was torn between his ambition to become a great statesman and his Daoist aspiration to live a hermetic life.
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I couldn't help wishing it had been twinned with another short story by Mr. Murakami, a choice Complicite made in adapting "The Elephant Vanishes," to open things out and make the piece less hermetic.
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Wolfe casts Everett as the deus ex machina saving the world from a Chomsky whose hermetic linguistic geekery would have fooled no one without the reflected glory of his fame as a political pundit.
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As evocative as a collection of such highly worked objects can be, there's something forbidding about them, too, a hermetic focus on the artist's labor and process that's not particularly open to outside viewers.
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They're led alone into hermetic rooms; fed a stream of new work, to be digested cold; and told to publish whatever they happen to think, a role that sets them up to look ridiculous.
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At the time, Honnold's shy, hermetic, off-the-stone persona (he lived in a bland 2002 Econoline van) contrasted greatly with that of Dean Potter, another solo Yosemite climber who thrived on risk and reward.
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Part of a writer's job should be to dishearten the happily deceived, to quash the misconceptions of the pharisaical, to lure the hermetic from whatever bolt-holes they've built for themselves—to unsettle and upset.
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It stars Southern Gothic novelist and short story writer Flannery O'Connor — who died in 1964, and who, given her hermetic reputation, would be the very last person you would ever imagine to be on Instagram.
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My Scientology Movie is an attempt by British documentary filmmakers John Dower and Louis Theroux to wrangle their way inside the enigmatic, hermetic organization that insists we're the crazy ones who've got it all wrong.
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She has followed it up now with her most hermetic book since "The Changeling," a bleak magic-realist novel so critically reviled upon publication in 1978 that it stayed out of print for three decades.
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It captures the intertwined relationships of residents in this hermetic world, as seen from the unfiltered point of view of a feisty and precocious girl — easily one of the most memorable children in contemporary American literature.
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In Brussels a tug-of-war is taking place between federalists who want a hermetic Brexit agreement and Anglophiles who want one incorporating a transitional deal that might guide Britain towards some sort of associate membership.
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Cheadle again commands the screen in his directorial debut, Miles Ahead, in which he plays the late jazz legend Miles Davis during his hermetic, drug-fueled "quiet period" at the tail end of the turbulent 1970s.
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"PTSD" and "All My Heroes Are Cornballs" construct mesmerizing electronic vacuums, looped keyboard splotches that sound somehow hermetic, as if Jpegmafia is rapping in an airless room; the songs move, but they're also frozen in place.
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Mealtimes on the Orion inevitably put me in mind of the sanatorium in "The Magic Mountain": the thrice-daily rush for the dining room, the hermetic isolation from the world, the unchanging faces at the tables.
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"The Bicameral Mind" blows the series wide open, much as "Dollhouse" did when the lid was pried off its hermetic tech lab, and there's going to be plenty of room for speculation before the second season.
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"By rejecting and condemning parenthood, artists themselves helped institutionalize the self-centered, hermetic behavior that is frequently construed as a sign of genius," Sharon Butler argues in her essay Neo-Maternalism: Contemporary Artists' Approach to Motherhood.
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Advertising today has so deeply saturated our shared public spaces that avoiding it and retaining your attentional independence requires a hermetic lifestyle counter to what it means to live in, and be part of a city.
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Even by WWE's standards, Wrestlemania was airtight and hermetic; it felt like, and finally was, a product that came out of a box in Stamford, Connecticut, produced by a group that keeps the shades very tightly drawn.
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Over the last century, the city has sustained itself with the riches emanating from the many oil refineries and manufacturing plants it hosts (Shell, Enbridge, Dow, they're all there), and transformed itself into a remarkably hermetic system.
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It's hard not to feel that if Steadman was weirder, hermetic, less astonishingly prolific, and more pretentiously grandiose, he'd be recognized not just as a very good artist, but as one of the world's few very greats.
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The funding will be used to digitize part of the library's rare collection of books and manuscripts about the Hermetic religious tradition that Brown referenced when writing "The Lost Symbol" and "Inferno", it said in a statement.
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Challenging the cliché of the artist as hermetic and socially insular, these dialogues explored the motivations and intentions of the participants as well as the impact of real-life events and issues on their lives and art.
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To create a sanctuary away from the construction and dust, Tabassum (who was formerly Chowdhury's partner at Urbana and wife; they divorced in 2005) studied the dark, hermetic 15th-century mosques of the Bengali sultanate for inspiration.
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What offsets it all is Takenaga's refusal to become hermetic or esoteric: you feel a democratic impulse running through all her work, a commitment to the possibilities of a high-minded visual pleasure that anyone can enjoy.
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Since Lisbon, they have improvised together (she was a guest at one of his "Hermetic Organ" concerts), and her Zorn program at the Armory will include her first performance of his "Pandora's Box," with the JACK Quartet.
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Since the early 210s, after he said he "dropped his reserve," his subsequent refusal to say what his work is about has led to him being judged as hermetic, as someone given to hiding something from the viewer.
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For journalists, the zone offers a chance to peer into the world's most hermetic country, while being surrounded by the artifacts of a hot war-turned-cold: an observation post, ringed by razor wire, that overlooks barren hillsides.
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He has visited North Korea five times in the past five years, forming a personal bond with Kim and deliberately positioning himself as an informal peace broker between the US and a hermetic nation he believes is misunderstood.
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Technically the brand-new Netflix show, which premiered March 7, is about Jack Morton (Jake Manley), a college freshman obsessed with joining a the Hermetic Order Of The Blue Rose, a secret society at the fictional, elite Belgrave University.
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Ms. Smith (who is the subject of a new monograph from the publishing company U.S. Games Systems) pursued studies in the occult, too, joining a group called the Isis-Urania Temple of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn.
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The really fun stuff comes from the smaller accounts, the people who care far less about sounding respectable to outsiders, who are so deep in their hermetic community that they've forgotten how anyone could possibly not see the truth.
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Chocolate. Whether you're trying to eat away the pain of modern existence or simply harness the unbridled hermetic business prowess of Howard Hughes (who almost exclusively ate chocolate bars), the ancient confection that is chocolate has got you covered.
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"By choosing specific kinds of display cases, I'm framing things within different intellectual traditions — whether that's the wunderkammer, which still has one foot in the hermetic and magic tradition, or the Enlightenment museum with its more scientific approach," he says.
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He'd like to see the anarchists interact more with the city—recent Anarchapulco conferences have been held at a hermetic resort close to the airport—but he worries that another tragedy will occur if one strays too close to danger.
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And by the end of their debut movies, Stark's a genius billionaire playboy philanthropist rock-star, while Strange is an isolated hermetic, burdened with responsibility, and still physically broken, due to an accident he caused by being incredibly stupid and reckless.
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Theme-parking New York's bohemian past, on the wall of the Ace Hotel's lobby hangs Allen Ginsberg's photograph of Harry Smith, "painter, archivist, anthropologist, filmmaker, and hermetic alchemist," on his last day at the old Breslin, where Smith resided until 1985.
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For believers in the legend of the hermetic poet who never left her bedroom, it may come as a surprise that the Emily (Molly Shannon) of Olnek's film is not a melancholic recluse, but the heroine of a romantic comedy.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's visit to the hermetic regime prompted a bellicose response from the North Korean government, which hurled accusations of "gangster-like" diplomacy at Pompeo's efforts to encourage the country to lay down its nuclear arms.
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The at-home derma rollers I provide to my clients are sent to a company called Sterigenics and they're sterilized at a certain dose with gamma radiation, sealed in a hermetic pouch, and are guaranteed to be 100% contaminant-free upon delivery.
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What such a vigorous outreach after years of hermetic petulance will achieve is a drawn-out, open-ended, sanctions-busting negotiations process on the "denuclearization of the Korean peninsula," the sine qua non to becoming completely, verifiably and irreversibly a powerful nuclear state.
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Maybe it was their hermetic quality that inspired her new book, Strangers in Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right, a combination of travelogue and sociological analysis that distills several years of visits to rural and small-town Louisiana.
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Upon entering the first room of the exhibition hall at the museum, one is faced with a riveting, almost monochromatic dialogue between Onur and Friedlaender, oscillating between hermetic and near-ephemeral, creating a synesthetic experience, in which a simple gaze isn't enough.
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In a lecture titled "Andy Warhol's Wig," art critic Christopher Knight examined Warhol's career trajectory and personal hairstyles to argue that Warhol was not concerned with critiquing US society and pop culture, but critiquing a more hermetic art society and art culture.
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Eventually, his studies led him to paganism, Gnostic Christianity, Taoist energy practices and esoteric Judaism—and Echols found himself captivated by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the 19th-century occult group whose members included W.B. Yeats, Bram Stoker and Arthur Conan Doyle.
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You can see it even in thetracklists of the DJ mixes he hosts on his website, sets he's thrown together over the course of the last five years that frequently ping-pong between hermetic indie pop, industrial ambience, shimmering disco hits, and grayscale italian minimalists.
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Enhancing the work's hermetic, coded sensibility is its resistance to the camera, which may pick up the strong colors and graphic lines but passes over the subtle topographical shifts and embedded treasures (which include human hair and family bedsheets, according to a news release).
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Nedarb: Amity One of the chief sonic architects of the Soundcloud-born crossover between trap production and hermetic guitar music (he's the one who sampled the Microphones for Lil Peep), offers a full-length statement of his own, both expanding and complicating his sound.
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CreditCreditCourtesy the artist and Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco and Ryan Lee Gallery, New York At the last survey of new photography at the Museum of Modern Art two years ago, the atmosphere was so self-referential and hermetic that a visitor panted for oxygen.
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Some of the antipathy sprang from his hermetic persona, as a caricature of the elite-educated, know-it-all technocrats, perpetually encased in a dark suit, who have guided France for much its postwar history, usually from behind the scenes, and whose record is mixed.
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They felt yawningly long, yet far too hermetic for their own good—obsessed with wizard-on-wizard action, and forgetting that what makes wizardry compelling, rather than whimsical, are the sparks that fly when it clashes or grinds against the iron of ordinary lives.
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Rather, his mechanized forms and ambient alienation bear a distinct relationship to the robotic stylizations of the German-American painter Richard Linder, while his slab-like, dysfunctional furniture and hermetic, emphatically graphical imagery bring to mind the work of the unclassifiable American artist Richard Artschwager.
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Not the corner of Lucy's life where she plays cello in a string quartet with three older Japanese women; no, Lily is more intrigued by Lucy's hermetic involvement with Teiji (Naoki Kobayashi), a tall, handsome noodle shop employee who's an obsessive photographer in his off hours.
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"It is not a question of reveling in a hermetic language exclusive to a few insiders, but of breaking down stereotypes which no longer give an authentic representation of reality, only a superficial one, and therefore do not allow real exchanges," he told The Paris Review.
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This small, perfect town felt as if I'd dreamed it, a hermetic Mediterranean fantasy, a curious and singular combination of Arab influence and profound Catholicism, the stretching vista of sandy earth and olive trees descending to the impeccable azure sea, punctuated by an occasional British red postbox.
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It includes more than 193 works in a panoply of media — paintings and pastels, monotypes and painted fans, even solarized photographs of dancers in shocking orange — but only one subject: the hermetic world of Paris music theater, a place of grand spectacle and even grander depravity.
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It has since become a byword for the bulk of Neo-Conceptual art, but its experiment in painting, as manifested here, feels as hermetic as it did when it first hit the scene — despite its aim to reopen art to mass media and the breakneck speed of contemporary life.
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In a weird way, he added, making garments was more liberating, perhaps less hermetic, than running a vast art industrial complex where scores of helpers assist him in firing monumental ashtrays or organizing the logistics of documenting the nightmarish landscapes of places like Pelican Bay State Prison in California.
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"The OTTO trilogy is an intact and hermetic system, fueled by the tensions between impulse and restraint, between sheer desire and control," curator Nancy Spector writes in the intro to Gladstone Gallery's engrossing OTTO Trilogy book, a must for audiences looking for the foundations to Barney's epic later works.
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Inspired by a true story, the movie ladles up lots of pulpy bits and buckets of blood to tell a depressing, depressingly familiar story about what happens when young men with apparent means and a whole lot of free time get together to build their own precariously hermetic world.
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The encounter was a stark contrast with what came before: a secretive visit Mr. Kim made to Beijing last month under the cover of night, and two previous summit meetings in which Mr. Moon's predecessors traveled to the hermetic North Korean capital, Pyongyang, to see Mr. Kim's father, Kim Jong-il.
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But it also would further isolate the most hermetic regime in the world — and help compound swiftly rising tensions between North Korea and the US. Guided tours are the only way most travelers will ever get to see North Korea, and these tours are tightly controlled by the North Korean government.
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Although "Cure" seems quite distinct from the more amiable and upbeat folk tunes in his album, "Songs from the Lion," its hermetic room with its isolated inmate raises issues that Mr. Scheuer addressed with the photographer Riya Lerner in their book, "Between Two Spaces," namely the alienating landscapes of treatment.
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A spate of sexual harassment allegations against prominent scientists and academics over the past six months has thrust the hermetic worlds of astronomy and biology into the forefront of a national conversation about gender disparity in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math — popularly known by the acronym STEM.
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" —general manager Matt Henriksen "Lagalisse bravely and concisely clarifies the complex intersections between the occult, Western radicalism, and conspiracy theories with a strong feminist argument against the hidden patriarchal tendencies in Western culture and politics that she traces all the way back to St. Augustine and the ancient Hermetic tradition.
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Malick has gone on to make bolder and more radical films, and he made more specific and less hermetic films before it, but The Tree of Life represents a great artist operating at the peak of his abilities, providing some of the most astonishing sequences a camera has ever captured.
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This word choice suggests a malady of some kind, as though modern design were in need of a cure, and in wandering through the exhibition, particularly meditating on the joyful and colorful folk art sealed into hermetic white-and-glass display cases, the exact nature of the malady became more apparent.
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How North Korea's nuclear program went from threats to reality But it represented a new step from the Obama administration as it tried to lure the hermetic country out of its isolation and extend its track record of successful negotiations with nations long at odds with the United States, such as Iran and Cuba.
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A Sonic Youth album cover here, a high-toned gallery show there, but always, it seemed, the same MO: hermetic pronouncements scrawled across crude ink drawings, except for the occasional venture into an outsized watercolor of a tiny surfer pipelining a tidal wave, or a full-blown mural splayed across a pristine white wall.
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"The photographs in this volume anticipate, play with, and frustrate the presumed hermetic alienation between soldier and civilian, between those who have 'been there' in one or another capacity and those who have not," writes Ken MacLeish, an assistant professor of medicine, health, and society at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee, in a book essay.
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But coming some years after the concrete heroism of the postwar decades, and the megastructures of the Metabolists — Modernists who produced structurally daring buildings that were meant to exude the future-minded society of Japan in the '60s and '70s — he has adopted a hermetic set of fundamental concerns that continue to be visually surprising.
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While other members of the gallery went on to create the Light and Space movement or hermetic forms of collage and assemblage (Wallace Berman, George Herms, Ed Keinholz), Moses persisted as an abstract painter, constantly shifting his emphasis from geometry to organic forms, created by the flow or resistance of oil and water-based pigments.
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As with many collectively devised shows — in this case by the Piehole company, whose 2015 "Hand Foot Fizzle Face" was based on a hermetic 1976 book by Samuel Beckett and Jasper Johns — "Ski End" struggles to find a shape and at times it feels as though we are watching a game without knowing its rules.
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It'd be difficult to pick up the full emotional resonances of "The Book of Nora" without watching the 27 episodes that preceded it, but it's still conceivable that someone who'd never seen The Leftovers could become involved with the plot, which has an older Kevin finding an older Nora (renamed "Sarah") living a hermetic life in rural Australia.
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With its second season, creator Jill Soloway expanded the hermetic world that Transparent sketches with such aching precision, by adding an extra layer to the mix: a series of flashbacks to 1933 Berlin, placing the Pfefferman ancestors at the center of Weimar Germany's glamorous scene of gender-bending sexual experimentation, a freewheeling society on the brink of annihilation.
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Warren's adoption of "Latinx" is a different example of this problem: There's no policy here, but the rhetoric still suggests that Warren is distinctively beholden to a hermetic academic-progressive world, to a point where she doesn't know how to talk to the less-ideological, less-woke, maybe-even-somewhat-conservative Hispanics whose votes her party needs.
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Inside Art BASEL, Switzerland — An art fair like the one here this week can feel as hermetic and all-consuming as a casino, so focused are the crowds on buying art — arguably its own form of gambling — and double-kissing that they lose track of time or what's happening outdoors (in this case, gray skies and sporadic drizzle).
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I will ignore the hermetic sealing of Trump's personality against decency, and resist the temptation to riff on Abraham Lincoln's brooding portrait in the White House dining room above the buffoon in chief with his burgers, to ask a simple question: If President Donald Trump is a Russian asset, what would he be working to achieve?
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Riemen's book is admirable in many ways, but it is an unusually hermetic example of the thinking that led so many Europeans to believe in the first place that it was possible, necessary and desirable to produce a civilization in which citizens are expected to look down on the love that has always defined citizenship — the love of one's own.
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Works like Dial's or Minter's, with their uncompromising allusions to slavery and racism, those indelible scars upon America's soul, demonstrate that, in the hands of such artists, whose lives were shaped by a firsthand understanding of the legacy of a painful past, abstract art could be made to break out of its precious, hermetic-aesthetic zone and say something about the real world, too.
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Lebel, a close, longtime friend of Marcel's (see Paul B. Franklin's The Artist and His Critic Stripped Bare: The Correspondence of Marcel Duchamp and Robert Lebel with foreword by Jean-Jacques Lebel) was instrumental in rendering Duchamp's often hermetic conceptual work accessible to a wider public with the 1959 publication of his Sur Marcel Duchamp, the first monograph and catalogue raisonné devoted to the artist.
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And yet, between Bloom's clinical adaptations, including white-line directives and compass points mapped out on the floor in vinyl, and Araujo's attempts to insert himself into the hermetic confines of one of Wright's unhomey-homes, it was a breath of fresh air to step away from the oppressiveness of designed spaces, and into the fanciful and wildly evocative paintings and sculptural renderings by Chinese artist Cui Jie at the Richard D. Baron '64 Gallery.
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Looking at the art shown in galleries, of course, doesn't reveal everything that you need to know about a place, especially as particularly a hermetic one as Tehran, but you can get an idea of some general currents: a troubled modernism examining the visual and historical past of the region as both source and challenge, and a search for the kind of heterogeneity that could merge contemporary ideas and means of production with local narratives.
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Indeed, after six years of calculated hermetic weirdness, Kim in 2018 shed his shell of isolation and methodically met with China's Xi Jinping in March, May and June; South Korea's Moon Jae-in in April, May and September; and President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE in June.
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But so great was her influence that Mahatma Gandhi was selling her mystical books in South Africa as well as reading "with benefit and gratitude" her vegetarianism treatise The Perfect Way in Diet; Aleister Crowley, the notorious magician, admitted that "she did more in the religious world than any other person had done for generations", and renowned tarot author and teacher Mary Greer called her the mother of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the most famous esoteric organization of the Victorian era.
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