The details of the alleged attacks are invariably different, but there are recurring themes: aggressive text messages, "night letters" delivered by shadowy Taliban agents, intimidated family members, abductions, beatings, beheadings, kill lists, public boasts on Taliban websites, and hurried flights out of town.
These years are the book's pregnable pivot, the wound to which the text recurs again and again.
The essay is named for J. L. Molloy's "Love's Old Sweet Song," which recurs throughout the text; see the performance of the chorus below.
4. The bracketed text recurs in its entirety at DA iii 7, 431a1-4.
Therefore the following classification of criticisms split such considerations among the relevant tiers in order to facilitate the discussion of each aspect within the context of similar criticisms, at the risk of giving the appearance that some arguments recur throughout the text.
Assuming, that is, you tend to talk in recurring pet phrases when you text.
In Burroughs' greatest cutup experiments — the novel "The Soft Machine," for instance — content, meaning, is disregarded in favor of a dreamscape of recurring images, as if the text could work directly on the subconscious, provoking (yes, that word again) associations that might otherwise remain unmade.
Specific codes related to the topic were then selected and text examined for recurring themes and to find illustrative quotes to elaborate on specific findings from the analysis.
"There is such a wide variety of register in the writing, many recurring motifs and especially there is text that clearly wants to overlay other parts of the text.
However, he thought that there were "recurring attribution problems" in Chomsky's text, for instance by referring to the international press as if it were a homogeneous entity with a single point of view.
