Though Amis, in his previous novels, has been something of a meta-fictioneer, the shining virtue of "House of Meetings" is its old-fashioned psychological realism.
) An occasional Fridge Inventory, peeking inside Mr. O'Leary's refrigerator, is something of a meta-blog conceit - akin to "What I had for lunch today" but also instructive.
With such rough sculptural elements as a hanging structure equipped with buckets, bottles, and a hammock, designed for tree-sitting protesters, the fair itself was something of a meta-installation.
Alongside the needy bluster, Williams has always been one of the more self-aware of British pop's big beasts; something of a meta-star as well as a mega-star who has sold more albums than any other British solo artist (his press release claims).
Metal Gear Solid has always been something of a meta-narrative first and a literal narrative second.
Locke, in fact, adds something of a meta-moral dimension to this epistemological point by suggesting that as rational beings it is our "proper Imployment" to contemplate morality.
The video then becomes something of a meta-playlist, as each video documents the one before it with another layer of lens: camera, laptop and phone.
MASS MoCA just unveiled Building 6, a massive addition of 130,000 square feet of exhibition space, and to inaugurate the new wing, more than a dozen exhibitions by a powerful array of blue chip artists are on display, one of which is something of a meta-show.
Affenlight is a respected Melville scholar, and his reputation-building dissertation on the homoerotic underpinnings of 19th century letters becomes something of a meta-narrative for "The Art of Fielding," especially in the taut, training room bond between Henry and Mike.
As something of a counterpoint, Meta Company program manager Cecilia Abadie argued that "things don't usually happen in as dystopian a way as they are portrayed in media," and that "the only way to predict the future is to invent it," effectively saying the power is in our hands to prevent this.
