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weakness of the flesh

noun as in human nature

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“Films.Dance” This series of short dance films curated by L.A.-based Jacob Jonas the Company concludes with the choreographer’s new work “Weakness of the Flesh,” featuring dancer Emma Rosenzweig-Bock.

This put the runner, in his tracksuit, in a ‘God-like role,’ both ‘man and superman, ego and super-ego, performing a Foucaultian battle that will ultimately result in the mastery of the mind over the weakness of the flesh.’

This put the runner, in his tracksuit, in a “God-like role,” both “man and superman, ego and super-ego, performing a Foucaultian battle that will ultimately result in the mastery of the mind over the weakness of the flesh.”

Now, former D.C. mayor Marion Barry, a revered political fighter also hampered by a weakness of the flesh, has a statue, too.

His movies force us to contemplate the weakness of the flesh and our susceptibility to desire with eyes wide open.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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