Descriptions of it vary from Afrofuturist author Ytasha Womack, who calls it "elements of science fiction, historical fiction, speculative fiction, fantasy, Afrocentricity, and magic realism with non-Western beliefs", while others, such as Afrika Bambaataa, take a more gnomic approach: "Afrofuturism is dark matter moving at the speed of light".
If Footlights comedy has about it elements of chortling, elitism and fabulous media jobs for already privileged bright, overwhelming white young boys and girls, then it's heartening to observe that it is by no means the only university wellspring for British comedy.
The Metropolitan Opera's production of Handel's "Rodelinda," created in 2004 as a showcase for the soprano Renée Fleming, went a long way toward establishing Baroque opera — and with it, elements of period performance practice — as something more than a novelty item at the house.
On returning to the Peloponnesus, Plethon wrote his "Code of Laws," evocative of Plato's Laws, in which he set forth a social and political utopia modeled on classic Athenian culture and integrating with it elements of Platonism, Stoicism, Islāmic fatalism, and emperor worship.
Ethical love is not, like sexual love, contingent: "Marriage should not be disrupted by passion, for the latter is subordinate to it" (Elements of the Philosophy of Right, 1821, §162 63, 163A).
A: It was elements of PFI, it was elements of scale.
It had elements of 'Tobacco Road.' It had elements of big gothic romance, and even social satire".
It included elements of ordeal.
It incorporates elements of math, history and vocabulary.
"It has elements of a scarce commodity," he said.
"It had elements of the Saturday matinee serial.
