It's a fraught relationship, the original and the copy, and it has been a hallmark of debates around modern and contemporary art.
After all, it is clearly not truthfulness or consistency that are hallmarks of a debate winner.
David Cameron's latest comments on Iraq and Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis) terrorism bear all the hallmarks of a raging debate within the governing parties.
Dueling protests, vicious invective from both sides and good old New York-style kvetching have been hallmarks of the bicycle debate since the Bloomberg administration began installing hundreds of miles of bicycle-only lanes throughout the city.
The hallmarks of critical thinking are debate and examination - perhaps with yourself, but often with others - and the construction of an argument, supported by facts, logic, and in the best case, great writing or oratory.
By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, April 28 , 1980P. 33 Precision of thought has never been a hallmark of the worldwide debate about the American hostages in Iran, but in recent weeks the misconceptions and misrepresentations have reached a high point.
Precision of thought has never been a hallmark of the worldwide debate about the American hostages in Iran, but in recent weeks the misconceptions and misrepresentations have reached a high point.
Scouring the congressional record for "sound-bites" to divine and disparage the motives of individual legislators also chills the freedom of legislative speech that is the hallmark of robust democratic debate.
Scholastic disputation, the formalized procedure of debate in the medieval university, is one of the hallmarks of intellectual life in premodern Europe.
A sometimes nervous-looking Cameron opened the debate by saying: "The hallmarks of this campaign will be patience and persistence, not shock and awe".
Student engagement with the national media and student political activism surrounding the debate all seemed like hallmarks of a robust democracy.
