For all of the allusion to the virtual contained in the imagery of the smart grid (e.g. [27]), its social embedding depends on the development of new material infrastructure that has the potential to divide as well as connect.
Thanks for writing!" Several of the allusions to Smithers' sexuality have turned into battles with the censors.
Wimsatt and Beardsley's warning that identifying an allusion does not amount to the same thing as understanding its significance has renewed urgency in the current age of allusion-automation, for if the Web makes it that much easier for the allusion-hunter to bag his quarry, it does not necessarily tell him how to dress it.
Next, ask students to discuss this idea from today's essay: Wimsatt and Beardsley's warning that identifying an allusion does not amount to the same thing as understanding its significance has renewed urgency in the current age of allusion-automation, for if the Web makes it that much easier for the allusion-hunter to bag his quarry, it does not necessarily tell him how to dress it.
It could easily have gone longer, if not for the allusions to a helicopter that was waiting.
Roberts drew from several outside sources several parts of the plot, for example the allusion to the star of Wormwood from the Book of Revelation.
For all the allusions to jigs and step dancing, the ensemble and soloists are busy sparkling in a happy neo-Balanchinian exercise.
Most of the characters in "Follow Me" are drawn with the bold, primitive lines of a woodcut, or — updating the allusion for the mid-20th century, when the story begins — a cartoonist's abbreviated stroke.
The context and atmosphere are so different in the quartet that I forgave myself for not having recognised the allusion to the sonata.
This cry for attention is echoed in the allusions to the Westboro Baptist Church, most evidently depicted in the "God Hates Renoir" sign.
They won't thank me for the Formby allusions.
