Naturally, US anti-immigration conservatives have latched onto this, with one blogger at Hot Air describing Pelaez's work as "a derivative recitation of just some of the choicer themes in modern Leftist thought": Dig around the internet and you'll find a few choice nuggets written by Ms Pelaez, mostly in Spanish.
He also praised Six Flags for the choice of theme, saying, "the Superman theme is ideally suited for the flying concept and adds a nice touch".
As Mr. Richardson tells it, the Roman poet Ovid — whose masterpiece "Metamorphoses" recounted tales of change and transformation as a metaphor for the chaotic, unpredictable nature of the world itself — "had begun to exert a far more radical influence on Picasso's choice of theme and imagery than any contemporary poet".
Organizers are hoping that their surprising choice of theme will be noticed.
The choice of theme highlights a fundamental challenge for the water sector: its practitioners have limited control over its performance.
Each year, of course, found the press discovering some writer whose style, provenance and choice of theme it found endearing.
The magnet school gave parents a choice of theme and learning philosophy instead of automatically sending their children to the closest elementary school.
That the fili could, however, adapt their technique was shown by an 11th-century poem on the sea, where preface, choice of theme, and metaphorical expressions all suggest Scandinavian influence.
In recent weeks CMT has delivered "Sweet Home Alabama," whose choice of theme song does not turn out to be counterintuitive, as well as "Texas Women," two series that bow to, among other stereotypes, the notion of the Southern woman as hyper-feminine merely in costume.
It was a brilliant choice of theme, which became personally associated with him; although others had written on patronages, collecting and taste, none had done so with such intensity and depth of research as Haskell was to do over the next 37 years.
