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elective affinity |
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elective affinity, n part of the body where a homeopathic remedy is most effective. See also disease affinity, organ affinity, and tissue affinity. |
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| Scattered over twenty venues in Reykjavik and around Iceland, the larger project is conceived, as were many of Roth's installations, as a constellation of elective affinities. I left the meeting with the hope that some of us would develop a common humanistic stance and find and foster elective affinities between ourselves to organize and mobilize. On the reading list are Goethe's Elective Affinities (1809), and Fontane's Effi Briest (1895), probably the most prominent novels in German literature dealing with issues of marriage and adultery, as well as a number of texts and films from the twentieth century, including Sigrid Damm's Ich bin nicht Ottilie (I am not Ottilie, 1992), which draws a nice connection to Ottilie, one of the central characters in Goethe's novel. |
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Elective Affinities
