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• Ms . Hochman's account is factual, not essayistic.
• The term " essayistic " was coined for this purpose.
• She is widely admired for her innovative approach to the essayistic literary genre.
• The texts themselves are essayistic, except that they are all fictional ."
• His essayistic contributions appear in Mladina, Delo, Mediawatch, and Tribuna.
• With Berliner, one sees a much more playful, essayistic thought process at work.
• Both of these works apply Borges's essayistic style to largely imaginary subject matter.
• It was first awarded in 1996 for a German-language essayistic or philosophical work.
• His more recent films continue in this essayistic vein, integrating visual artwork and scholarship.
• The Friedrich Nietzsche Prize is the highest award in Germany, awarded exclusively for philosophical and essayistic achievements.
• Compared to the Penguin Lives, the Modern Library Chronicles are somewhat denser and less essayistic but still eminently accessible.
• His main work " G髄em ", an essayistic hypertext novel is considered the first significant Hungarian hyperfiction.
• As " Ararat " hardens into an essayistic moral puzzle, dramatic credibility is increasingly sacrificed for intellectual precision.
• Those by Miller, Korder and Ives are mostly essayistic exercises, the sort of things that often languish in desk drawers.
• The writing is essayistic and uses the myth of unified Europe provides the perspective for a more serious consideration of the theme.
• Each issue also presents a freestanding six to eight page photo portfolio, consisting of a photo report, conceptual or essayistic photography.
• Though Eliot's essayistic asides seem luxurious to some of us, there is no denying that generations of students have gagged on them.
• He would continue to fine-tune his craft, experimenting with different essayistic voices and personae, for the better part of the next quarter century.
• Recently, 3 : AM has also shown an increased engagement with avant-garde fiction and with essayistic, philosophically-inflected forms of literary criticism.
• Publishing poetry, prose and essayistic-scientific papers in the field of theater, gender studies and literary-critical theory in Macedonian and foreign literary periodicals.