Sublime

In an absurd moment of panic he wondered if he himself was the victim.

Otis

Arafat knew he could get Israel to overreact, first by electing a more hawkish prime minister to replace the dovish Ehud Barak,

window. The man’s face falls into and out of amused expressions as he

thought this real me was in there, in charge, hidden from them but directing from the undergrowth.

At the earliest stages of development there was, as it were, a rudimentary socialism, a form of life, Winnicott suggests, based on collaborative exchange (or perhaps more exactly, to use Wordsworth’s phrase, ‘mutual domination’).

In place of explanation, memory.

He can find no way to say what so badly needs saying. Our home has been broken into. Our lives are being endangered. The law allows for all necessary force against unlawful and imminent harm.