Their ideas express moral doubt regarding the notion of representing the Holocaust and extend to a rejection of the dramatic depiction of any historical horror.
This opening two-hour episode merges an elegant dramatic depiction of Charles Darwin with a documentary that explains what the scientist's theories meant then and mean now.
The genre known as history painting meant a dramatic depiction of great events, whether mythological scenes or contemporary news.
Produced by some of Hungary's best graphic artists, these posters are a dramatic depiction of the clash of political symbols in the era of transition to democracy in Eastern Europe.
In a dramatic depiction of the tensions between artists and record bosses, Jamal Lyon, played by Jussie Smollett, dangled the boss of Creedmoor over a balcony to get the rights to his father's music back.
As an example, in episode 10 of Scrubs, a senior physician pages any intern who is available to assess a distinguished member of the community, with a resulting overly dramatic depiction of the entire team of interns rushing to get to the appropriate locale first.
In 2002, a novel thought to be the first written by an African-American woman became a best seller, praised for its dramatic depiction of Southern life in the mid-1850s theobservantobseyesnt eyes of a refined and literate house servant.
The indictment is a colorful and dramatic depiction of the Sept. 11 attacks, detailing the assembling of the hijackers and their preparations in a perfect narrative arc.
Another version of this theme appears in philosophical discussions of tragedy; since it is assumed that the dramatic depiction of emotions excites the same emotions in the audience, tragic drama presents a bit of a puzzle.
