- and
Arabia were
melded into an intense, even
religiously ecstatic or
orgiastic style of playing.
While loosely inspired by bebop, free jazz
tunes gave...
- an "orgy of destruction" to
indicate excess, overabundance. The term "
orgiastic" does not
generally connote group **** and is
closer to the
classical roots...
-
Phrygian Cybele, and was
celebrated on
hills with
riotous proceedings and
orgiastic rites,
especially at night. The name
Kotys is
believed to have
meant "war...
-
fertility rituals,
linked to
death and liberation, and "suggestive of
orgiastic revelry." Its authorship, date, and
origins remain uncertain, with scholars...
-
hypnotic leader-figure or force. The
fascist dramaturgy centers on the
orgiastic transactions between mighty forces and
their puppets,
uniformly garbed...
-
Cruise portrays a
doctor who
witnesses a
bizarre masked quasireligious orgiastic ritual at a
country mansion, a
discovery which later threatens his life...
- the "utopian mentality",
which Mannheim describes in four
ideal types:
orgiastic chiliasm liberal humanist utopias the
conservative idea
modern communism...
- the 1st
century AD biographer, Plutarch, she was a
devout member of the
orgiastic snake-worshiping cult of Dionysus, and he
suggests that she
slept with...
-
which contained **** content. His work
Justine (1791)
interlaced orgiastic scenes along with
extensive debates on the ills of
property and traditional...
- to
Berlin to
avail himself of boy
prostitutes and to
enjoy the city's
orgiastic Jazz Age cabarets. He
socialized with a
coterie of ****
writers that included...
