hysteric

Discourse of the Hysteric:

A recording (made by Eric Hysteric) of a gig at London University remains unreleased.

He diagnosed her 'hysteric'.

The R-13's Delta Attack is the Hysteric Dawn, which opens up a dimensional rift.

He defined four discourses, which he called Master, University, Hysteric and Analyst, and showed how these relate dynamically to one another.

"Hysteric... catatonic.

Tora Teje as En hysterisk kvinde (Modern Hysteric), a Kleptomaniac.

Presented by the Ontological Hysteric Theater, Mr. Foreman, artistic director; Ms. Haviland, managing director.

Thus, of course, Simon Heffer in the Daily Mail, making an early bid to be this column's Eurocrunch Hysteric of the week.

The Baddest Natashas, also directed by Torn, was performed at The Ontological Hysteric and published by Open City Magazine.

Hysteric One: Inoue Seiryu Hysteric Glamour, Tokyo, 2005.

Symposium contributors included PS122 Artistic Director Vallejo Gantner, Ontological Hysteric Theater's Richard Foreman and Professor Lois Weaver.

Runaway Hysteric Shame and Fortune Dragon Queen Phenomena Soft Shock (Acoustic) Hysteric (Acoustic)

In November 1980 Groome, Kendall and Gunn recorded with German cult figure Eric Hysteric (ex-Vomit Visions) the album Drive You Crazy (Wasted Vinyl Records, Waste 2, 1981).

"Limited Love" (Corpse Party -THE ANTHOLOGY- Sachiko no Ren'ai Yuugi Hysteric Birthday 2U opening theme)

Its 400 members have actively opposed some recent projects that they believed would adversely affect the district, to the point that some critics have referred to the group as Friends of Hysteric Kingston or Enemies of Development.

As a performer she is best known for her work with Richard Foreman's Ontological Hysteric Theater and with the late Reza Abdoh's internationally acclaimed Dar A Luz company, of which she was a founding member.

PREAUSTERIC MAN AND HIS PURSUIT OF PAN HYSTERIC WOMAN.

G Map Though it's most popular with East Village locals for its cultural offerings - such as poetry readings hosted by the Poetry Project or cutting-edge dance performances from Danspace and the Ontological Hysteric Theater - this is also a historic site.

"Wondering Why" was covered in 1980 as "Frag Mich Warum" by Eric Hysteric and the Esoterics (with vocals by Leigh Kendall), and again five years later by Hysteric on his first solo album "The Crazy King".

The author is an environmentalist, to be sure, but he's far from a hysteric about it.

Art thou the hidden wish for madness and hysteric love?

He gained the reputation for being something of a "hysteric," one administrator said.

You just couldn't stand that hysteric sound coming down on you.

He could still sense her thoughts - incoherent, hysteric, and hopeless.

She heard stories that women lost track of how many men raped them or at least became hysteric during a gang rape.

Laying her head on his, she collapsed into violent fits of hysteric sobbing.

Did the other believe he was going to have a hysteric case on his hands in the younger Gunston?

Her hair was as blond as my hysteric Christine's.

Hysteric complaints have been completely cured by the constant use of this tincture.

But hysteric she was, subject to the fatal political weakness of collapsing in time of trouble.

"When others are being hysteric, I become ironic.

Hysteric patients: Through the mechanisms of conversion, the emotional conflict are converted into a physical symptom.

Hysteric vascular control - a perfect clinical case.

The resulting delusions in very many cases disappear if the hysteric or lunatic can be made to face the facts about himself.

Byrne stood as one apart from the dangers and hysteric strivings of his fellows.

At this time, most of his colleagues refuse to treat hysteric patients, believing their symptoms to be ploys for attention.

The attacks spread through the convent and soon several nuns suffered from hysteric attacks.

Various psychiatric examinations assessed him to be a psychotic, an hysteric and a megalomaniac.

Ted's voice rose to an hysteric screech.

Here the spinster aunt burst into fit number two, of hysteric laughter interspersed with screams.

Betty returns home in a hysteric fever.

Sridevi, who is being treated for hysteria,frequently returns to hysteric state more often.

Certainly not the hysteric cheering for an untested freshman who in some places might be bearing the weight of expectations to "rescue" the program.

There is, of course, no way to equal the experience of discovering Ludlam's first hysteric production in 1970.