Despite its ironic, overarching concept of the artist as an eccentric, narcissistic collector and curator of her own history, the show is confusingly fragmentary.
This year, he is defending himself against an Australian reviewer's accusation of misogyny, with digressions through his schooldays, his musical awakening and the concept of ironic racism and ironic arrogance.
'I am,' she explained, 'the Italian Janet Street-Porter.' With her ahistorical self-invention and ironic contempt for old-fashioned concepts like the 'truth', Lear has been in many ways the prototype of the postmodern celebrity age.
However, Joe advised some caution, per transaction costs can kill you (this is ironic given that the concept of "Free" – so popular with the Web 2.0 world – is based on infinitely low transaction costs)… In summary cloud computing is a great adjunct, but don't get rid of your main servers just yet.
It's ironic that while the concept of Hem is to be much more pared down than Fab ever was — Goldberg has talked about the challenges of developing a large marketplace including the handling of too much inventory, among other issues — from what we understand it looks like the company is on the lookout for more acquisitions of this kind in Europe going forward.
It is indeed ironic that such an ancient concept such as energy in healing would also become a modern, even futurist, concept.
In this vein, and because the pageant concept was already ironic, Mr. Timbers said, he wanted to "juxtapose that with a straightforward retelling of the life of L. Ron Hubbard, for the kids not to wink back at the audience but perform it very genuinely, with as much honesty and integrity as a real Scientologist would".
Shaw's play Man and Superman (1903) has been said to be "invested with eugenic doctrines" and "an ironic reworking" of Nietzsche's concept of Übermensch.
I think the truth is somewhere more along the lines of, Mucca Pazza is post-ironic deconstruction of the whole concept of a marching band.
