While the president's latest tweet is noteworthy, it's at risk of being overanalyzed.
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By now we've played, re-discovered, and overanalyzed her critically acclaimed album, A Seat At The Table.
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A paparazzi picture, a mention on Instagram, or an overanalyzed screenshot from someone's Snapchat story can easily catapult an unsuspecting stylist into fame.
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We were all Spencer this week when we overanalyzed Taylor Swift's Fourth of July party and cried over The Bachelorette being a rerun.
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Like most things in the final season of "Game of Thrones," the item was quickly spotted, and its cameo was dissected, overanalyzed and made into memes.
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"It feels very big right now but I think once it's out and it's been sliced and diced and overanalyzed we will be on to the next thing," she said.
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While all displays of rage are tricky things to analyze from the outside, Black women's fury is particularly and cruelly critiqued, overanalyzed, stereotyped, and treated like quite the wonder and let-down all at once.
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You won't see it in HBO's handout photo above, but, like many things in the final season of the series, fans shared screengrabs on social media, dissected its meaning, overanalyzed it and made it into memes.
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On Thursday's Desus & Mero, Laurence himself—actor Jay Ellis—stopped by to talk about his polarizing character and being a part of the show's most notorious sex scene, which Twitter overanalyzed for days, sometimes to Jay's chagrin.
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The director of "Rogue One," Gareth Edwards, has stepped into a mythopoetic stew so half-baked and overcooked, a morass of pre-instantly overanalyzed implications of such shuddering impact to the series' fundamentalists, that he lumbers through, seemingly stunned or constrained or cautious to the vanishing point of passivity, and lets neither the characters nor the formidable cast of actors nor even the special effects, of which he has previously proved himself to be a master, come anywhere close to life.
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Many reviewers and commentators felt that Goodman overanalyzed Kafka. Literary critic Philip Rahv called Goodman's speculative approach to Freud "so far-fetched as to provoke immediate dissent" and Goodman's literary executor, Taylor Stoehr, wrote that Goodman's Freudian interpretations were so dense as to make the reader resentful. The New York Times too found Goodman's reading of Kafka so personally charged and compressed as to obscure Goodman's many cultural allusions across religion, philosophy, education, and psychology. Rahv credited the book's "utter confusion" to the challenge of a deeply idiosyncratic critic evaluating an idiosyncratic genius, leaving the reader worse off for understanding than they started.
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He believes the hermaphroditic sexual innuendos are being overanalyzed and misinterpreted to point towards Shakespeare's own sexuality. In reality, it was commonplace for sexual wordplay to switch between genders. He writes, "Moreover, Shakespeare makes overt rhetorical capital from the fact that the conventions he works in and the purpose for which he uses them do not mesh and from the fact that his beloveds are not what the sonnet conventions presume them to be." Booth maintains that sonnets involving wooing a man are in fact an attempt of Shakespeare to exploit the conventions of sonnet writing.
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