mimetic

This study was not about developing a history of mimetic thought.

The high mimetic, then, occupies the center of all four.

Mimetic processes take place not just through seeing and hearing.

A mimetic ship had to be a quite an advantage if someone shot at it.

The discussion on mimetic insects seems to me particularly good and original.

In the mimetic process, children, adolescents, and adults are active.

Sheer mimetic skill is impressive, but it does not move me.

The normal camouflage pattern was yellow, green and brown mimetic.

His function is mimetic, even at its most expressive.

Mental images are brought to the outside and objectified in a mimetic process.

Mimetic processes do not just relate to other people.

The extent of their mimetic function is therefore slightly more difficult to assess.

I mean, if you have a mimetic theory originality is neither your goal or particularly important.

The painting is mimetic in approach, with no deliberate distortions.

Gang culture is mimetic, imaginative only within very limited given parameters.

The mimetic metal parted and he dropped it on the grass.

But the mimetic, borrowed origin of the norm is still relevant.

"You give them coats of mimetic protein and the body thinks they belong there."

The classical era artist, on the other hand, always progressed with mimetic success.

It was not intrinsic to architecture but rather a mimetic, almost a literary, device.

This is a distortion of a traditional mimetic gesture meaning "speech."

In the mimetic process, the person emerges from himself and clings to an exterior.

Art is mimetic of nature but order within nature.

In New York, his mimetic talents were widely noted by friends.

Happy now, indeed, for all manner of mimetic, half-original men!