He has been compared to William Faulkner, who also created a fictional town that stood for reality, brought out the humour and energy of ordinary life, and displayed compassionate humanism in his writing.
He mentioned the ARC Triangle; "ARC" stands for "Affinity, Reality, and Communication".
stands for virtual reality — a loosely defined phrase that is now being applied to several related forms of visual media.
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It's easier than ever to surface the cognitive dissonance between what a brand says it stands for, and the reality on the ground.
He has got all the mannerisms right: the endless detail, which "stands in" for reality; the fractured narrative, which vigorously undermines linearity; the jazzy prose, which undermines the usual expectations for words to cohere in a relatively static plane of diction.
Its three points stand for affinity, reality and communication, and couples are told they must be vigilant about preserving all three.
The body stands for one's own reality, the passions; it stands for one's own will.
"There is an admiration [for Burberry] in Asia and America and even Spain," says Bravo. "They like the British lifestyle and what they think it stands for - whether it's reality or not". Indeed, at the Burberry factory outlet store in an insalubrious corner of Hackney, east London, tourists flock to buy their favourite label at cut-price, queuing down the street at Christmas time.
