Bowie played the rebellious officer who subverts and unsettles the camp's authorities with his own extraordinary sort of sacrificial homoeroticism, at one stage interrupting a punishment to kiss the commander on both cheeks, who in astonishment and ambiguous fury topples backwards in a dead faint.
Given this origin hypothesis, rituals of purification, gift giving, piacular (expiatory) rites, and worship were viewed as developments, or secondary stages, of the original sacrificial ritual.
The only protection achieved before that stage of Cr2O3 coalescence was via sacrificial oxidation of the coating.
Graham's association with "Rite" began in 1930 when she portrayed the sacrificial victim in the ballet's American premiere, staged by the great Ballets Russes choreographer Léonide Massine.
Hare, who intended the play to be part of a trilogy about "sacrificial love", is not concerned to replicate Wilde's stage utterance but to evoke the private man.
According to one version of the story, the unappreciated singer-songwriter had set himself on fire on stage, going out in a horrendous blaze of sacrificial glory.
The story follows, on a larger scale than usual, the familiar form of New York development, whose stages are as predictable as those of a professional wrestling match: first, the Sacrificial Plan; next, the Semi-Ridiculous Rhetorical Statement; then the Staged Intervention of the Professionals; and, at last, the Sorry Thing Itself.
The staging turned Joan into a populist leader, a sacrificial victim, and an icon of resistance: an urgently contemporary figure demanding an immediate response.
Stark and grim, set on a blank stage carpeted in soil, it shows the selection and death of a sacrificial victim.
During the second stage, the fabricated FDM filaments were used for the manufacturing of investment casting sacrificial patterns on the existing FDM system.
