Chile's nineteenth-century independence hero and its first President, officially the director supremo, was the half-Irish Bernardo O'Higgins, a cruel and oppressive man whose reputation has undergone a posthumous resurrection.
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The composer once remarked that he saw the Resurrection as an atomic explosion; likewise, his Francis has to undergo a death that sounds like the apocalypse.
Such resurrection persons would presumably be located in a space different from that which they now inhabit and would presumably undergo a development from the condition of a dying person to that of a viable inhabitant of the resurrection world.
She called it a 'resurrection force,' like a primal light from the soul, gets ignited in people who undergo a life transforming crisis, such as loss or disease.
In the United States, she is also undergoing a kind of resurrection and image overhaul, spearheaded by young women and by poets, male and female, like Mark Wunderlich, who created a class at Bennington College a few years ago called "The Problem of Plath".
The success of New York's High Line -- a stretch of abandoned elevated railroad on New York's West Side that has undergone a Phoenix-like resurrection to become one of the city's most popular destinations -- has generated much conversation about the so-called "High Line effect".
Since Karl Marx bested the anarchist leader Mikhail Bakunin in a struggle to shape world revolution a century and a half ago, anarchism has undergone a half-dozen resurrections and almost as many deaths.
Jamaica, a honeycomb of clamorous department stores, government offices and apartment houses until too many stores and residents departed for the suburbs, is undergoing something of a resurrection.
In a further development of this theme, as part of other rituals, the two kings were reduced to a single figure who underwent a process of repeated death and resurrection.
