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Перевод: polymorphous

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Тезаурус:

1. When Novella - whose name so aptly means new - discloses herself, we find her looking into a mirror where she is refracted and multiplied, clustered and polymorphous, beheld and beholding in infinite variety.
2. Silica (silicon(iv) oxide, ) is a polymorphous substance.
3. Like most former friends of Clinton, Hitchens is uneasy about describing his days and nights at Leckford Road in detail, fearing to harm the candidate, but he remembers "a number of polymorphous soires" there.
4. Polymorphous Roth
5. But again, cultural context makes the crucial difference: the appropriation of the romantic, the utopian, and the polymorphous for what has hitherto been marginal, and both demonized and repressed by the centre, and internalized as such at the margins, has quite different effects and implications trom, say, a more general (post/modern?) theory that "anything goes anywhere".
6. Fetishism also derives from the early polymorphous perversity of infant sexuality.
7. Rainoldes seems to have imagined adult male sexuality not just as anarchic, but as satanically polymorphous, capable of engaging in the forbidden with alarming ease.
8. From the macho stereotyping of their earlier material, coded rhythm 'n' blues threats taken out of context, their polymorphous presence - Jagger's rubber lips, Keith Richard's aggressive stance, Brian Jones' perfect page-boy cut - soon signified a deep and fundamental challenge to the dominant culture.
9. Relatedly, for him, the evils of our times are indicated in the way that, allegedly, the polymorphous perverse has come to prevail over procreation, contraception over conception, and the anus over the vagina - "as if the mark of a civilization dying should be a mountainous sense of excitement for the hole which presides over waste" (p. 162).
10. Either in the profane - polymorphous perversity that threatens the law and order of the Phallus/Father/adult genital sex; a decentred sexuality without goals (neither reproductive nor relationship-bonding).
11. Such theories have been plausibly criticized for their romantic and Utopian strains, also for the way they echo and sometimes invoke a post-Freudian version of the polymorphous perverse.
12. "Polymorphous Roth" might be nearer the mark.
13. It's only polymorphous perversity - DQ).