Lexicographical Neighbors of Revisualization
Literary usage of Revisualization
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Proceedings of the American Medico-Psychological Association Annual Meeting by American Medico-Psychological Association (1904)
"It will be seen, therefore, that these were not hallucinatory but simply the
revisualization of former perceptions. Her so-called attacks of syncope were ..."
2. The Vital Study of Literature, and Other Essays by William Norman Guthrie (1912)
"... or for the divine miracle that transfigures, through revisualization of the
first poet's inspiring vision, the mere translation into a new original poem ..."
3. The Vital Study of Literature, and Other Essays by William Norman Guthrie (1912)
"... or for the divine miracle that transfigures, through revisualization of the
first poet's inspiring vision, the mere translation into a new original poem ..."
4. The Vital Study of Literature, and Other Essays by William Norman Guthrie (1912)
"... the latter, always only appearing for desperate rescue of the former, or for
the divine miracle that transfigures, through revisualization of the first ..."
5. Irish Plays and Playwrights by Cornelius Weygandt (1913)
"These are written out of his own revisualization of the past. More immediately
sprung of the old legends are "The Three Marvels of Ну," which tells of the ..."
6. Representations of Violence: Art about the Sierra Leone Civil War by Patrick K. Muana, Chris Corcoran, Russell D. Feingold (2005)
"... artwork signals an important shift from and, simultaneously, a revisualization
of the same concerns that structured the visual arts of the recent past. ..."
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