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The representation of Quebec in Marvel Comics' alpha flight.(Cadence Industries...
Magazine article from: Quebec Studies Baker, Neal September 22, 2005 700+ words ...Daniels 168). The Alpha Flight team members were meant to emblematize Canada. "I wanted to make them instantly recognizable as...Ottawa. If Alpha Flight's team members were intended to emblematize Canada, its Quebecois complement stood out as different... |
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"Tokyo Girls Bravo": Marianne Boesky Gallery.(New York)
Magazine article from: Artforum International Schwabsky, Barry May 1, 2004 700+ words ...several steps beyond anything its originator ever imagined), neutralizes the discordant emotions his work seems meant to emblematize. One might have expected something similar--a batch of assiduous Superflatterers?--from a group show curated by the... |
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Whatnot. (St Peter's Church, New York City)
Magazine article from: The Nation Disch, Thomas M. November 12, 1990 700+ words ...entirely avert our gaze. Another, less predictable theme that Falsettoland shares with earlier plays that have come to emblematize Gay Pride is the presentation of gay men in the role of exemplary parents. While this theme is scarcely without a basis... |
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ALEX KATZ
Magazine article from: Artforum Breidenbach, Tom December 1, 2003 700+ words ...in the canvas's upper third. The question of exactly what these elements depict seems less important than the way they emblematize the mysteries of our perceptive capacity. Of the flower paintings, Yarrow, zooz, a golden yellow field dotted with umbrella... |
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WERNER BUTTNER
Magazine article from: Artforum Jahn, Wolf December 1, 2003 700+ words ...de la democrada," 1995-96-not quite Goya's words-and "Versuche zur Emblematisierung von Dasein" (Attempts to Emblematize Existence), 1995-97, offer a nearly self-contained oeuvre-within-an-oeuvre. In them Buttner dusts off the palette... |
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La terre agee.(Brief Article)
Magazine article from: World Literature Today Bishop, Michael March 22, 1997 700+ words ...shimmer, less shedding its exquisite leurre than deepening the enigma of what would seem to anchor and delimit, focus and emblematize our being. These poems of gaze and desire thus, almost inconspicuously, deepen the mystery of our having, our being... |
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Dithering on Darfur: World's conscience deaf to rising death toll.
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service October 29, 2004 700+ words ...the Dallas Morning News on Wednesday, Oct. 27: X X X Events Monday on an airstrip in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, emblematize the world's hapless, disgraceful response to the government-sponsored genocide in Sudan's Darfur region. At long... |
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Golub. (Leon Golub's exhibition at the New Museum, New York)
Magazine article from: The Nation Danto, Arthur Coleman November 17, 1984 700+ words ...and subject were too great for the paintings to do more than show an agony it was almost impertinent to suppose they could emblematize, and the viewer turned away in embarrassment and discomfort. What had begun as invocation ended as portentousness. So... |
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Negotiating the loner: perhaps the basic paradox in American culture is the...
Magazine article from: Queen's Quarterly Yacowar, Maurice December 22, 1998 700+ words ...and pervasive that it provides the cultural pulse at any point in time. You can read a period by the stars that emerge to emblematize it: resourceful tramps (Chaplin, Groucho) during the Depression; reticent, valorous soldiers (Van Johnson, John Wayne... |
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The space of romance in Lennox's 'Female Quixote.' (1752 novel by Charlotte...
Magazine article from: Studies in English Literature, 1500-1900 Gordon, Scott Paul June 22, 1998 700+ words ...tradition that English readers had valued for two hundred years. Lennox's heroine, deluded by reading romance, seems to emblematize the irrelevancy of romance to "real life"; when Arabella is "cured" by the Johnsonian "good Doctor," who indicts... |
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