In particular, he intertwines love and beauty such that the lover of beauty seeks to unite with the source of beauty, something that the lover subsequently seeks to reproduce himself (the lover is always male, according to Judah because it is responsible for impregnating the passive and receptive female principle).
This transformation allowed a stimulus that the subject was unable to reproduce himself, either by means of an object, such as a musical instrument, or by his voice to be used, since it is biomechanically impossible to join together the breathed or blown syllables of this artificially reversed voice.
He himself reproduced "Yard" several times in other locations.
Allen's desire to create a machine that can, as he proudly tells investors, so precisely reproduce a carpenter's work that it will be impossible "afterwards to tell the original from the copy" makes a telling contrast with the stubbornly original John Clare, who can be reproduced by no one but himself.
Maier asked Longo to reproduce the series himself, using models with Bottega Veneta clothing and bags.
In the ensuing trip to a local clinic he finds himself reproducing the familiar condescension of the white colonist towards a local doctor.
Holbein's Henry was imitated and reproduced by so many painters, including Holbein himself, that it shaped the image of the Tudor king that fascinates us today: corpulent, piggy-eyed, monarchical to every pudgy finger.
Whitehead set his world mark of 24.10sec in Tuesday's semi-final and reproduced the time in the final to confirm himself as a three-times world champion.
But is it Alberto Korda's famous 1960 photograph of Che – reproduced millions of times – that's iconic or Che himself?
But Shechtman never doubted himself and as more and more scientists reproduced his findings -- and as his detractors eventually retired or died -- materials science embraced the existence of quasicrystals unreservedly.
