thematizes

Wordsworth, "The Power of Sound," which thematizes this very question of sound and sense.

Article Abstracts 2008

Where Moore rather cerebrally thematizes certain aspects of superheroes--their politics, their sexuality, the group-dynamics of a team, etc.

Archive 2009-06-07 2009

I'm going to hope that some clever writers in Hollywood read this and get the idea of writing a modern comedy that thematizes the changes taking place in our ideas about adultery.

Giles Slade: Adultery as an American Subject: Our Cheatin' Hearts 2009

I'm going to hope that some clever writers in Hollywood read this and get the idea of writing a modern comedy that thematizes the changes taking place in our ideas about adultery.

Giles Slade: Adultery as an American Subject: Our Cheatin' Hearts 2009

I guess it's "militant" because the piece thematizes that meaning, thus making fun of WoW players.

Onion satire 2008

Man with characteristic flair, "is a praxis that thematizes its own thesis about the impossibility of thematization ..."

Reading, Begging, Paul de Man 2005

No longer a techne rhetorike, this new, late-twentieth-century art of rhetoric thematizes its technicity as "rigor".

Professing Literature: John Guillory's Misreading of Paul de Man 2005

Plato thematizes the difficulties and discusses them at length in several dialogues.

Intentionality in Ancient Philosophy Caston, Victor 2007

The transfer of inspiration from the Bard to Milton thematizes the dissemination of a kind of transformative aesthetic experience as the means by which the ideological nature of time and space are exposed in a kind of sublime mental experience of poetry.

'If the acts have been perform'd let the Bard himself witness': William Blake's Milton and MOO space 2005

If allegory thematizes the unreadability of texts, it can do so only because, in an epistemological paradox, it becomes the praxis of reading, of an other reading, of allegorical reading.

Notes on 'Reading, Begging, Paul de Man' 2005