Avantgarde painting flourished, and the modernist literature of the period was hallmarked by the sophisticated, multilevel symbolist poetry of Endre Ady, the
anecdotic narrative style of Kalman Mikszath, and the surrealist prose of Gyula Krudy, to mention only a few of the considerable number of important names.
1) As the formation of the Italian Nation--and of modern Italian identities--constituted the result of not only economic and political developments but also of cultural interventions, the salon, centered on the figure of the salonniere, provides insights for a literary investigation on a period--the nineteenth century--traditionally accounted for either through a few canonic literary figures or by way of sketchy and
anecdotic stories.
In humans, there only is
anecdotic evidence of these effects.
Halpern makes something unique few other scientists can accomplish and that is to travel from the more scientific and technical writing to the
anecdotic end without losing the readers attention in the middle.
Predation was not directly evaluated in the bags but regular visual observations showed that it remained
anecdotic daring the 2-month collecting period.
Unfortunately, what promises to be a long-overdue comprehensive study on the fascinating ties between medieval culture and the Spanish/Mexican Borderlands soon degenerates into a pastiche or capirotada of disarticulated essays that include a wide range of frivolous and
anecdotic, when not redundant, observations.
Camnitzer, while not among the exhibition's curators, went on to provide lucid guidance as to how the exhibition's theme might be understood: "If Art and life as title of this Eighth Biennial pretends to be more than a purely
anecdotic theme, the election of the phrase revives two main hopes that go hand-in-hand: the blockade of the temptations of mercantilist artistic tourism, and the maintenance of a forum for discussion of the ethical contexts that to such great extent go beyond the mere making of objects.
Thus, scattered
anecdotic information is building up around the use of plant materials, as modulators of the glycaemic index of meals, and no information is being gained on the nature of the effect at the molecular level.
It is precisely the predominance of the aesthetic imperative over the
anecdotic or didactic that led to the exaltation of Gongora by leading figures of the "Generation of 1927": Dimaso Alonso dedicated his exquisite analytical skills to the poem, making it more accessible; Federico Garcia Lorca lectured on "The P oetic Image in Don Luis de Gongora," praising above all the poet's skill at creating new and startling metaphors.
Peniston's bedroom and the magenta `flock' wallpaper of a pattern dear to the early `sixties was hung with large steel engravings of an
anecdotic character" (p.
On the third level are the local village deities (protective gods worshipped by all inhabitants of the respective place of habitation) and house-gods, that is, protective deities of clans and/or families (these, too, have their own myths and mini-myths as well as legends and
anecdotic stories).
Maternity was no doubt the supreme function of primitive woman, the one end to which her whole organism tended; but the law of increasing complexity had operated in both sexes, and he had not seriously supposed that, outside the world of Christmas fiction and
anecdotic art, such truisms had any special hold on the feminine imagination.
