The phrase "after illusion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing perceptions, realities, or experiences that follow a deceptive or misleading situation.
Example: "The artist's work invites viewers to reflect on their emotions after illusion has faded away."
Alternatives: "beyond illusion" or "following illusion".
Belief demands that you dispense with illusion after illusion, while contemporary common sense requires continual, fluffy pretending – pretending that might as well be systematic, it's so thoroughly incentivised by our culture.
In experiment 2, new and unusual visuotactile input is presented to participants after illusion onset.
Further, that there will be odd and unusual experiences of touch felt on a non-hand box and supernaturally caused (elevated) touch during synchronous touch after illusion onset, as opposed to asynchronous touch.
The primary hypothesis is thus that there will be a rubber hand illusion during synchronous touch but not asynchronous touch in the basic set up, and that there will be odd and unusual experiences during continued synchronous touch after illusion onset as opposed to continued asynchronous touch.
More generally, if this explanation applies to illusory touch felt near an arm that is experienced to be detached or invisible, then it seems consistent with the idea that the visual body image is explained away and plays a decreasing role in multisensory integration after illusion onset.
Right after "Grand Illusion," Renoir prepared the French version of Ivens's panegyric to the Spanish Republic.
The only comparable movie this season is Philip Kaufman's HBO film "Hemingway & Gellhorn," which pivots on the making of Joris Ivens's pro-democracy documentary "The Spanish Earth". Right after "Grand Illusion," Renoir prepared the French version of Ivens's panegyric to the Spanish Republic.
Israel said that one of the cast members, Allen Ginsberg, believed that, by making a loosely scripted art film about real people, Frank was after an illusion of truth that would culminate in the higher truth of who they all really were.
After the illusion, Angel showed the audience step by step how he achieved the escape.
The object here is to notice good, even wonderful experiences as you move through your day--without going after the illusion of perfection.
My music starts, and I do my first mastery, rolling the hoop across my arm and catching it after an illusion.
