They can be bizarre because new memories are put into different contexts, to make them more memorable.
There were once wildly specific contexts to each of these scenes, but now their origins are immaterial.
The Event, as first tried out in 1964, pushes his relish for seeing movement in different contexts to a further extreme.
For Mr. Slater and Ms. Singer, collecting and arranging is a form of journal-keeping, with familiar objects placed in new contexts to enhance their narrative connotations.
Jenkins and Stauffer bring historical contexts to life and offer provocative interpretations, but they pile hunch upon hunch about Knight himself.
"This suggests a spiral of silence might spill over from online contexts to in-person contexts, though our data cannot definitively demonstrate this causation," warns the report.
Mr. Moore said that "in the myriad contexts to which it applies," the law "imposes obligations on the states that go far beyond what the Constitution itself requires".
Reviewers praised Dr. Boorstin for a lively, inventive style, unconventional and bold approaches, intriguing perceptions and for placing familiar information in fresh contexts to generate unexpected conclusions.
It may be true that the modern state's monopoly of force has led, in some contexts, to declining rates of violent death.
In the last of the three Klein deals with the movements that are springing up in a wide variety of contexts to challenge the neoliberal order.
For Mr. Mau, it makes little sense to pull individual objects out of their social and political contexts to put them on a pedestal.
