re-present

If criticism is, in part, one reader's attempt to communicate his/her own "experience" of the work at hand, some effort to put aside what I want "for myself" and to represent (re-present) the work on its own terms is required.

Principles of Literary Criticism 2010

But, since traffic here on SBR has grown so much lately we want to re-present the Thanksgiving special we published last year, thereby killing two birds (maybe even turkeys) with one stone.

Happy Thanksgiving! Here’s Our Traditional Turkey Dish. « Screaming Blue Reviews 2009

There is no way to go gift wrap it and re-present with a cute bow on top.

Morris W. O'Kelly: Yearning for the Good Ol' Days of Slavery Morris W. O'Kelly 2011

Through the looking glass or through a scanner darkly, the effect is still a deliberate, sustained and coherent estrangement designed to re-present the world in a warping lens and to lead us to a resolution of realisation.

Archive 2008-01-01 Hal Duncan 2008

This “God 2.0” is more like the one Jesus preached about and attempted to re-present more than represent in His day.

God is Not a Christian, Nor a Jew, Muslim, Hindu … Carlton Pearson 2010

It's an odd spot, almost an attempt to reboot and re-present her persona.

William Bradley: Harsh Realm: The Legacy That Meg Whitman Invokes 2010

It's an odd spot, almost an attempt to reboot and re-present her persona.

William Bradley: Harsh Realm: The Legacy That Meg Whitman Invokes 2010

This “God 2.0” is more like the one Jesus preached about and attempted to re-present more than represent in His day.

God is Not a Christian, Nor a Jew, Muslim, Hindu … Carlton Pearson 2010

I like to re-present images that we as a culture are inundated with.

Emily Waldorf: Nail Polish, Rauschenberg, and Jesus: An Interview with Artist Paul Rusconi 2010

I like to re-present images that we as a culture are inundated with.

Emily Waldorf: Nail Polish, Rauschenberg, and Jesus: An Interview with Artist Paul Rusconi 2010