For weeks, the political world has been looking at the Obama Inaugural through historical filters.
There is, arguably, a certain burden on the viewer to approach works with these historical filters in mind.
In the same way that another epic, "JFK," introduced a President who has become more myth than memory to a generation of young Americans who viewed the movie without the constriction of a historical filter, Lee's 3-hour-and-21-minute work introduces an African-American legend to white audiences whose only reference to the man may be those ubiquitous X caps.
Substantial differences in β- and α-diversity between regions may also result from different historical filters [2], [4], [21], [22].
For this reason, Mariels do not represent a pure, ideal-typical historical cohort filtering Cuba through distinctive lenses of their own.
At the start of the show, the paintings exude a sophisticated art historical consciousness filtered through Manet's lush, caressing brushwork.
The issues are clearly explained in this earnest historical reconstruction, filtered through the perspective of MacArthur's right-hand man, Gen. Bonner Fellers Matthew Foxx of "Lost").
The alternative historical narratives are filtering into the Israeli educational system, where writers of a new Israeli history curriculum are planning to incorporate Palestinian and Sephardic Jewish perspectives on the history of the state.
Without the date and bibliographical ascription accompanying each poem on the page, as in the first volume, there is a space in which the historical figure "testing, filtering," etc., yields to the presence that the poet was seeking to exert in the text.
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