Waldrop's feminism, expressed in lacunae and "gaps," implicitly mocks the need for accuracy and literal expression, here imagined as essentially male.
Ironically, of course, I went to sleep thinking not of Chekhov but of these Shakespearean lacunae, and whether R4 shouldn't try a little series on solving them.
Bainbridge's distinctive fiction has always thrived on mysterious lapses and lacunae, and this slender volume shows no diminishment of her considerable powers.
We live in our head's version of the world, and however fascinating and rich with resonances that place can be, it's also a place rife with lacunae and inconsistencies.
Margaret Williamson, translating the more substantial Fragment 16 in 1995, also admits the gaps, producing a fine and honest-looking poem; but on the whole earlier poets were terrified of lacunae, and rushed in to fill the vacuum.
My own taste tends towards the sketchier fictional personage, whose lacunae and omissions tease us, provoke us to wade in their deep shallows: why does Eugene Onegin reject Tatiana and then provoke a fight with Lenski?
Ah well, critics can be wrong, as Jane Austen's innumerable, adoring fans would happily testify.David Nokes has, of course, the same story to tell: he confronts the same lacunae and adopts, to some extent, a similar technique.
It is composed of chondrocytes located in lacunae and in the extracellular matrix.
LSM showed fluorescence at many areas of the interface, in osteocyte lacunae, and inside the coating.
CCXBB and DBBM were identified only by the presence of empty lacunae and cement lines separating the graft from the parent bone (Fig. 5c).
An analysis of the results indicates that lock-in, lacunae and neighbourhood effects will likely complicate revitalisation efforts as condominium neighbourhoods become more prevalent.
