These days, the prize is viewed either as a dated literary joke, or more seriously, as a deterrent.
And, having seen the dozen core dramas, which can be viewed either on a single day or separate evenings, two things strike me.
Peter Burns, professor of tourism at the University of Brighton, said: "The $1m holiday can be viewed either as a high point or a low point for tourism.
Finally, many sacrifices are accompanied by music, which may be viewed either as a protective measure or as an offering of sound.
When they pray, they are planted squarely in the frame, and viewed either from behind, kneeling on the ground with their hands conjoined and upraised, or head on, at table, as in the Last Supper, with William saying grace.
"I don't believe Craske should be viewed either as an outsider artist, or as naive," said Prof Neil Powell, who has curated the exhibition with Craske's biographer Julia Blackburn.
Girls viewed either images of sexualized women or images of non-sexualized women.
Concurrently, they viewed either foveal or peripheral visual stimuli designed to activate either the parvocellular or magnocellular pathway.
Social pacts are also considered since they may be viewed either as requiring trust or as substituting for it.
It is based on the duality of operational structural dynamics, which states that the structure in operation can be viewed either as a force-excited structure on the primal side or as a motion-excited structure on the dual side.
Performance on tasks requiring discrimination of at least two stimuli can be viewed either from an objective perspective (referring to actual stimulus differences), or from a subjective perspective (corresponding to participant's responses).
