As mentioned earlier, in this study, the social context under investigation is illuminated by the text.
Can they discuss a news article or experience that is illuminated by the text?
I applied a policy of sorts to the inclusion of images: it had to illuminate something in the text, rather than being a decorative piece to fill a space.
However, the material 'becomes' semiotic when it is 'illuminated' in the text.
Most pages are illustrated, mainly with his own photographs; many of these are bizarrely beautiful in their own right, apart from their value in illuminating the text.
The scrutiny of well-chosen passages, the joining of images or themes or ideas, the associative and intuitive processes that lead to the right phrase and the right loop of syntax for the matter at hand-all these come together unexpectedly to illuminate both the text in question and the general issue.
But then comes an intoxicating series of chords, illuminating the text in strange new ways: a composer's sleight of hand, executed with the lightest touch.
The last "Hamlet" variorum was published in 1877, and illuminates the text with a penumbra of conjectures from three centuries of poets, scholars, and madmen.
"A good reader has the insightful ability to illuminate the text in a unique and specific way," he said.
One could make that case, perhaps: hearing the poets read their works illuminated the texts nicely, and in some cases showed that the poets and Ms. Weir were drawn to different aspects of them.
He sings from the heart, with nuanced phrasing that dramatically illuminates the text — qualities that could be seen in the delicate pleading that begins "Komm, Liebchen, komm!" ("Come, darling, come!") and in the song's passionate conclusion.
