Emulating a glossy commercial for a new real estate development, it pictures an urban planned community development inside a literal glass bubble, with brownstones, walkable streets, coffee shops, used bookstores, small farms and so on, where "life can continue for progressive Americans just as before".
"So great is Russia's economic and thus social catastrophe that we must now speak of another unprecedented development: the literal demodernization of a 20th-century country," writes Stephen F. Cohen, professor of Russian studies at New York University, in "Failed Crusade".
How did the visual development and literal manifestation of the story take place?
Literally his literal genitals.
As literal beaches are, in a development that would make the Situationists gasp, being stolen in order to satisfy the increasingly crazy commercial desire for concrete, the need to create a beach in the mind with books like this has never been more urgent.
When questioned about the statement during his 1959 U.S. visit, Khrushchev stated that he was not referring to a literal burial, but that, through inexorable historical development, communism would replace capitalism and "bury" it.
But as Armstrong shows, an exclusively literal interpretation of the Bible is a recent development.
Countries like the Phillipines, Ghana, Bangladesh and many poorer nations see the Paris talks as a literal make or break point for their future development.
The spiritual development stages invite a person beyond literal beliefs, and toward a metaphorical understanding of religious concepts.
As we continue down the road of development, we'll encounter many such roadblocks — literal and figurative.
