"Bassel is the originator and primary source of vision behind [the New Palmyra Project] and we were in communication with him up until about two months ago," explains its interim director Barry Threw who is also a FreeBassel campaign organiser.
His short poems in Briefings (1971) were close to autobiographical jottings, small glimpses, and observations, but, like his longer poems, they turned the natural world into a source of vision.
In this paper, it is hypothesised that these valleys could provide a fruitful source of vision – as a metaphor – to think about the evolution of human society.
"Terry Davis leaves office this summer, after a five-year term that has been, according to many sources, devoid of vision," Carver wrote in 2009.
In the first part of Literary Occasions, in a revelatory essay first published in the New York Review of Books, Naipaul describes in his limpid way, the Trinidadian sources of his vision, paying a particularly moving tribute to his father, Seepersad Naipaul, whose ambitions as a writer of stories were confined to Trinidad.
The MSER implementation used is part of VLFeat, cross-platform open source collection of vision algorithms [ 32].
Now some scientists think they have discovered the source of this vision, which changed the course of Western history.
This revealing biography of Wallace — who committed suicide in 2008 at 46 — traces the connections between his life and art, mapping the sources of his philosophical vision, while chronicling the heartbreaking struggle he waged throughout his adult life with severe depression.
Nor does he succeed in explaining the source of his visions.
The researchers suggest that if the same is true for people, such brain activity could be the source of the visions and other sensations that make up so-called near-death experiences.
Paradoxically, because it alludes to such a variety of sources, his vision turns out not to be derivative as it might with another artist; rather it is singular, and oddly of a piece despite all the stylistic changes.
