" But the novel also epitomizes the transgressiveness that was once so daring and now, as Barnes acknowledges, "seems fanciful, decorative, egotistical camp.
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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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This careful tension between irony and earnestness was part of what made vaporwave fun—it flirted with the implicit transgressiveness of appreciating its aggressively commercial source material.
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The term isn't necessarily a pejorative; it's used as an affectionate label for dishes that at first glance may seem off-putting, even downright alien, but whose very transgressiveness speaks to their charm.
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Gender and sexual transgressiveness plays a crucial role in much of it, as it did in the art of Robert Legorreta (Cyclona), whose work was about "liberating people's minds by accosting audiences through aggressive and unapologetic sexual display," said Hernández.
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"My wife got phone calls after that episode from friends: 'You must leave him'" The transgressiveness of it is because it's domestic, and it's a mother and daughter, and it's the daughter attacking her own mother, and her own mother is a doctor.
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This time, Noé has the decency to shut the dance floor down right when you find yourself ready to go elsewhere, but like a raver who won't leave, his movies always find a way to overstay whatever welcome the novelty of their transgressiveness might initially earn.
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Screenwriter Alice Bell made the decision to turn Anna and Xander into sports stars to heighten the transgressiveness of a wife leaving her husband.
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It also includes critical analysis of second wave feminism from the perspective of the third wave. Like all feminisms, transfeminism critiques mainstream notions of masculinity and argues that women deserve equal rights. Lastly, transfeminism shares the unifying principle with other feminisms that gender is a patriarchal social construct used to oppress women. Therefore, by many, the "trans" in transgender has been used to imply transgressiveness.
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The work of the Actionists developed concurrently with—but largely independently from—other avant garde movements of the era that shared an interest in rejecting object-based or otherwise commodifiable art practices. The practice of staging precisely scored "Actions" in controlled environments or before audiences bears similarities to the Fluxus concept of enacting an "event score" and is a forerunner to performance art. The work of the Viennese Actionists is probably best remembered for the wilful transgressiveness of its naked bodies, destructiveness and violence. Often, brief jail terms were served by participants for violations of decency laws, and their works were targets of moral outrage.
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