Neither, however, is inherently dramatic, and Alfred Uhry, who wrote "LoveMusik," and the legendary Harold Prince, who directed it, rely on a great deal of explication to get their points across.
Great Books at Hopkins explication assignments.
Since then, the play and then the opera have evolved toward greater naturalism and, now, psychological explication.
By 1970 he found he had arrived at the two great preoccupations of his life: the explication of presence and an awareness of perception.
Whitman, the great New York poet, cries out for evangelization, not explication.
And her TEA essay ("Teaching Basic Musicianship" An Ode to Chaos"), happens to be a great example of the breed: solid problem-and-solution explication, and well written in the bargain.
As such it makes a fitting companion to Robert Warshow's matchless explication of Chaplin's appeal and James Agee's great essay, first published in Life in 1949, on the masters of silent-film comedy.
One of the pleasures of this book lies in the elegance and assurance of the prose, the way it moves steadily, like thought, without pause or explication, through events, through days -- through life -- with great beauty and a deep internal logic.
In spite of a certain lack of clarity in Bolzano's explication, it is obvious that his concept of entailment is of great relevance not only for the philosophy of empirical sciences but also with respect to proof theory.
In the second half of the book, Edwards's scene-by-scene explication of ten major books of the Iliad leads the reader to a greater perception of Homer's mastery and manipulation of convention.
It's an idiomatic, cogent interpretation, but the main draw of the disc is Bernstein's riveting explication of Beethoven's compositional process, in a lecture entitled "How a Great Symphony Was Written".
