SlutWalking is popular because it is about an attitude and a spirit; an encapsulation of a moment in time.
"Idomeneo" was Mozart's eureka moment, and if it isn't quite "Le Nozze di Figaro," "Don Giovanni" or "Die Zauberflöte," it is a mature work that shows Mozart's mastery of the aria as an encapsulation of emotional depth, and of orchestration as a means to create an atmosphere and even, at times, suggest the scenery.
It's a profound effect, an "encapsulation of self… that may last a lifetime", Schaverien says.
"There's almost an encapsulation of the electrode," said Christoph Weder, a materials scientist at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland.
And there, gentle critic, you have an encapsulation of the whole 70-year row over modern art.
His sermon was a stem-winder, beginning with an encapsulation of Reconstruction history and ending in a riff of magnificent call and response.
Are we seeing here an encapsulation of Prince's own maleness or a conception of contemporary maleness or even the male gaze?
While he won't pick a favorite -- "I don't write that many songs; I gotta like 'em all," he said modestly -- Kaukonen clearly admires "In My Dreams," which he wrote about his wife Vanessa, and "Seasons in the Field," a touching encapsulation of this time in his life that he calls "a poem set to words".
Point Break is the perfect encapsulation of that time.
"I was thinking about why making an album was important and I reasoned that it was a perfect encapsulation of a period in time.
