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- noun Plural form of
anamorphosis .
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Examples
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For that's the ultimate effect of this lugubrious ballet, that it seems somehow to recoil from the scene it should be celebrating — a bit like in those anamorphoses, where all you need is a mirror, or a change in the angle of your gaze, to deform the whole tableau, in this case the whole Clinton era.
In the Footsteps of Tocqueville (Part Three) Bernard-Henri L 2005
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For that's the ultimate effect of this lugubrious ballet, that it seems somehow to recoil from the scene it should be celebrating — a bit like in those anamorphoses, where all you need is a mirror, or a change in the angle of your gaze, to deform the whole tableau, in this case the whole Clinton era.
In the Footsteps of Tocqueville (Part Three) Bernard-Henri L 2005
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The word, the free wordthe word of language’s freedom, the demand for the act whereby language would be freeis the name for language’s infinite exposure to a stasis, to an economy in which words neither substitute for nor displace other words, an economy in which language facilitates no distinctionstransformations, anamorphoses or anything elsethat would ground the difference between a language of events and an event of language.
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