The case had stalled during Cela's lifetime, and has since been open and abandoned several times, perhaps because the concept of thematic plagiarism is difficult to prove and for courts to arbitrate.
So Mr. Herheim uses that simple idea as a scenic concept and thematic metaphor for the whole production, which takes place, in an imaginative leap, on Sachs's book-cluttered desk.
In addition to making valuable innovations in rhythmic structure, he gave the role of counterpoint a new lease of vigour and interest and used the concept of thematic relationships between movements in a particularly subtle way.
17 Data were sorted and synthesised by theme, bringing similar concepts together (thematic charting).
Codes were then grouped into concepts and thematic categories, leading to matrices for inhibitors and facilitators of treatment adherence.
When constructing syntactic structures, a speaker knows the concepts and thematic role structure because she has determined them herself.
The first half was given over to recent arrivals -- variations on the Monk tune that Mr. Arciuli has not yet fitted into his thematic concept.
However far-fetched the thematic concept, it was fun to hear Kodaly's exuberant "Dances of Galanta," inspired by genuine Gypsy music, the real thing, earthy, modal and harmonically astringent, not the watered-down stuff typically heard in the Hungarian cafes of Vienna.
Lifecasting, on the other hand, shows life in unabridged form, programming without a thematic concept, without a casting director, without an editor, without anything in the subject's life that is much different than the audience's, other than the willingness to be on view.
Through visual communication, these boards provide clarity and vision for a thematic concept derived from design briefs.
