The series of books that Highsmith devoted to him - The Talented Mr Ripley (1955), Ripley Underground (1970), Ripley's Game (1974), The Boy Who Followed Ripley (1980) and Ripley Under Water (1990) - are a classic, if rather perverse, existentialist statement of the freedom of the individual to recreate him- or herself.
It is Peter Ackroyd's remarkable achievement, in this complex and fascinating novel, to take a figure who was already a legend in his own lifetime, and recreate him as a creature of myth; indeed, an epic hero, able to shape truth to his vision, to call on the powers of the gods still residing among the ruins of the city.
This is a case where a video game company is recreating him, and they have the option to recreate him however they want.
He doesn't need us to recreate him in statues or to offer other human beings as sacrifices for him.
To recreate him, I'd need to move back into each apartment we've lived in together.
As the basic question of religion is 'how to be and what to do' (Downes 2011, 42), this study focuses on how Huineng provides information and gives commands to his audience and disciples in different translations, and the types of image recreated of him thereby.
The gable and surrounding surfaces contain the church's largest mosaic, created by Paoletti, and recreated by him after the 1906 earthquake.
So the Folger recreated them.
Magazine editors have been just as infatuated with Dzine's nail designs, imploring him to recreate them for their fashion pages.
