So, in a way, Wayne confessed his otherworldliness back in 06.
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Nightingale, among others, was struck by the otherworldliness of it all.
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The park's sparse winter crowds heightened the otherworldliness of the trees.
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But they're conflated here in a way that achieves a grating otherworldliness.
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But in truth, it was that very otherworldliness that we had sought.
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But that is the crux of King Spa's appeal: its inimitable otherworldliness.
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Now, Lourd can proudly carry around a permanent piece of her mom's otherworldliness.
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Mr Whishaw, at least, is well cast, combining fey otherworldliness with magnetic energy.
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They also add to the sense of otherworldliness that hangs over the film.
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The biopic's title comes from John's song "Rocket Man," a Bowie-esque take on otherworldliness.
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In all the sounds Marcloid generally favors, there's a sense of heightened emotion, or otherworldliness.
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But for me, it's the otherworldliness of parasites that makes them such a focus of fear.
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Her otherworldliness, her seething anger, her raw need — they all make for a striking, memorable character.
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There's always a sense of relief when a band that you love transcends greatness into otherworldliness.
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We staggered out into the heat, about 235 feet below sea level, an otherworldliness absorbing us.
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Music that adds a sense of urgency and otherworldliness to his brand of sci-fi and horror.
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David Lynch is amazing at creating abstract moments with absurdity and otherworldliness that people connect to emotionally.
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But "The Water Dancer" is very much its own book, and its gestures toward otherworldliness remain grounded.
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In Jablon's use of language, words create worlds, eschewing the fixity of reference to revel in utopian otherworldliness.
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Like Warhol's famed screen tests, it remains compelling, investing its seemingly casual moments with an air of otherworldliness.
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Although these movements were very different from each other, they rejected anything that smacked of metaphysics, mysticism, and otherworldliness.
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Think the weirdness of Rick & Morty's aliens crossed with the otherworldliness of Farscape's starship Moya, or a Chris Foss painting.
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Every young person feels like they are the Other, and David Bowie's otherworldliness latched on to this more than anything.
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Yet Sebald also extracts from this self-conscious antiquarianism something unaccountable: a mysterious contemporary stillness, an otherworldliness of the present.
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"I pulled them back and gave them the mood I wanted: This is what I feel, an otherworldliness," he said.
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Artists painted out of doors; the romanticism of nature was meant to evoke a feeling of otherworldliness and the sublime.
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The French capital was alive with Surrealism and its contagious emphasis on the subconscious, dreams, startling juxtapositions and general otherworldliness.
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I am not sure, but my best guess is that it has to do with the perceived otherworldliness of death.
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Gardner's otherworldliness, the other big sell, would be achieved through a combination of acting, camera angles, and short-armed shirts.
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Once you pass through this liminal threshold and the door is shut, there is a feeling of complete otherworldliness and unpredictability.
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It is a place whose otherworldliness demands so much, yet does not allow the time or space required to contemplate it.
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Before even learning their names, we watch the three characters who open the show fall victim to an ancient and sinister otherworldliness.
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Rather than buff out the flaws of the old guard, these designers are capitalizing on their inherent otherworldliness to tell deeply unsettling stories.
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A few years ago she converted to Catholicism, moved by its balance of otherworldliness and earthly compassion: "The sacraments elevate us," she said.
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The Pines are imbued here with a sensation of otherworldliness, and many scenes take place at night, amidst croaking frogs and howling winds.
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Lil Uzi Vert, aside from being a self-proclaimed rockstar, has made a point to make his videos match the otherworldliness of his sound.
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When I close my eyes, The Turning Forest has an air of serene otherworldliness, inviting me to lose myself in the narration and environment.
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Heading into the 10-year anniversary of the show, we are choosing to honor these characters with the closest thing we have to otherworldliness, astrology.
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The Red Rock Scenic Byway, the gateway to the region, offers the first dose of this otherworldliness in the rock formations that line the roadways.
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She spoke with admirable candour about race, but her inexperience, unplaceable accent and general otherworldliness make her the longest of shots to appear on stage in September.
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Where Dylan went electric, Wayne began using AutoTune—then looked at as a passing curio—in weird and wonderful ways, amping up the otherworldliness of his voice.
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It's hard to maintain cool and detached otherworldliness when your very human love life becomes public fascination spread thin across red carpets and gossip rags and Instagram.
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He enrolled in a writing workshop with Mr. Saunders, a contemporary master of fiction that teeters on the edge of otherworldliness, who became a mentor to him.
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I think Moon is in touch with the otherworldliness of masks, and how they can connect viewers to the worlds of myth and shamanic power and dreams.
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Chiang has lamented that he writes slowly, but there aren't many B-sides in his inventive books, and his writing is spare with a whiff of otherworldliness.
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You might take inspiration from the stories of four families, who explored the otherworldliness of Norway's far north, Dutch petting zoos, the French Alps and Puerto Rico's beaches.
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With guest aid from Brooklyn-based musical mastermind Kevin Hufnagel (of Gorguts, Dysrhythmia, Vaura, and countless others) Bjørnson added a sense of otherworldliness, transcending reality for a short while.
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I am not that type of person, and yet I keep finding myself drawn back to the ice—to its beauty, to its otherworldliness, to its sheer, ungodly significance.
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Michela's cherished secret spots included the offbeat Piazza della Giuggiola, an exquisite square paved with river rocks rivaled only by the nearby Piazza dell'Olivella in tranquillity and poetic otherworldliness.
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I, on the other hand, am new to its glamour and otherworldliness, and that's what Richard had in mind when he turned to me toward the end of our conversation.
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It defeats our easy presumptions about scale and gives the entire space an otherworldliness rare in any American city, and exceedingly so in the heart of New York's Financial District.
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Báez also plays with dramatic depth in her works; saturation and line in the backgrounds are lighter and less detailed, so that the canvases visually fade out, adding to their misty otherworldliness.
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Centuries ago on the Indonesian Island of Java, the birds were kept by elites or used in rituals, but never eaten; their unique coloring was thought to be a sign of their otherworldliness.
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When Jim Cramer listened to the conference call for Tesla on Wednesday, he realized that CEO Elon Musk's company has an "otherworldliness" about it that he has only ever seen once before — with Amazon.
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The Judge isn't uncastable, but fans of the book might reasonably worry that an on-screen version couldn't be big and strange enough to match the feelings of otherworldliness they got from the book.
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Unlike some animal art, which turns them into human-like narcissists or uses them as the basis for dreamlike pop art, Elliott's work is purely representational but still achieves a sort of gorgeous otherworldliness.
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He explored androgyny and otherworldliness, and sampled cultures from different continents (and galaxies) as his musical and visual palettes continued to evolve, always theatrical and deeply layered until his focus turned to his own looming end.
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Clinton recounts the otherworldliness of Inauguration Day — she briefly imagined herself in Bali — and the bleak weeks following the election, when she watched bad television, got in touch with her inner Marie Kondo and did lots of yoga.
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Part of her charm and charisma, say her colleagues and collaborators, is that there is an otherworldliness to her — not just in performance, where her face is as expressive as a stage actor's, but also in the way she speaks.
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And that is exactly what it feels like to read the stories in this wide-ranging, zany collection that somehow combines the otherworldliness of Jeff VanderMeer's "Annihilation," the menacing irony of Shirley Jackson and the cold feminist fury of Margaret Atwood.
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And his passing is heartbreaking not only because it came far too soon, but because we now have to reckon with the fact that his otherworldliness did not make him as invincible as we may have wanted to perceive him to be.
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The humor and wit and general otherworldliness of the recordings remain, but this track, at least, feels a bit more firmly planted on the ground, its rhythms more self-assured even as his keyboard lines and guitar fragments do loop-de-loops around the margins.
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You feel like you have made contact with something and you make a vow that you will carry this feeling of otherworldliness around, a vow that you have made before, at other moments of brushing up against the sublime, but always forget minutes after. 25.
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As in her outstanding 2016 documentary The Prison in Twelve Landscapes, Story's interviews with her Hottest August subjects are shot with a stationary camera, often using their surroundings to help frame and provide subtle context for their answers; small interstitial moments give the film a sense of otherworldliness.
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"When you look at EBITDA for example for the last year, 8 percent EBITDA growth and a 2 percent economy says a lot," Fish said Cramer listened to the conference call for Tesla on Wednesday, he realized that CEO Elon Musk's company has an "otherworldliness" about it that he has only ever seen once before — with Amazon.
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Buchina keeps us guessing without falling into obscurantist traps, if for no other reason than the horror he depicts is steadily being eclipsed by the horror of actual events; the otherworldliness of his characters' masks, costumes, and actions is no more disorienting than what has been emanating from the endlessly metastasizing Bush/Cheney wars, not to mention the most inane and destructive presidential race in modern history.
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There is, however, no ideal of ascetism or otherworldliness in the Emin – spirituality is to be realised through rather than at the cost of ordinary, human life in the world.
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Where glam artists from the time, such as Jobriath, wrapped homosexual themes in a veneer of science fiction and otherworldliness, Robison was much more direct in his approach, with songs such as "Doctor Doctor" and "Looking for a Boy Tonight", both from his first album, dealing with the issue head on.
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Church of St. Panteleimon. Pietà in frescoes in St. Panteleimon. According to Andrew Graham-Dixon, British art historian and writer, these frescoes with their "...physical, electric presence..."Andrew Graham-Dixon, Renaissance. BBC, London (1999) are proof that there was more to Byzantine art than the formality and otherworldliness of its mosaic and icon tradition.
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Veronica Morgeson is Cassandra's younger sister. She has a pureness and otherworldliness that link her to the Virgin Mary. She experiences sudden fits of illness that incapacitate her for months at a time. Like Cassandra, she too is on a quest for autonomy, yet she finds herself too weak to combat the pressures of society.
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Daukša borrowed from the spoken language of the people and was not shy to use some coarse language. He aimed the sermons at the poorly educated villagers and tried to use common, everyday language. In the process, some saints or Biblical figures lost some of their otherworldliness and acquired features familiar to local Lithuanians. Both Wujek and Daukša were familiar with the art of rhetoric.
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The fourth value governing Pentecostal spirituality was "otherworldliness" or asceticism, which was partly informed by Pentecostal eschatology. The final and fifth value was a commitment to biblical authority, and many of the distinctive practices of Pentecostals are derived from a literal reading of scripture. Spontaneity is a characteristic element of Pentecostal worship. This was especially true in the movement's earlier history, when anyone could initiate a song, chorus, or spiritual gift.
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One critic states, "Remedios seems to never limit herself to one mode of expression. For her tools of the painter and the writer are unified in breaking down our visual and intellectual customs". Even so, most classify her as a surrealist artist in that her work displays many trappings of the surrealist practice. Her work displays a liberating self- image and evoke a sense of otherworldliness which is so classic of the surrealist movement.
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Postwar development was slow and while farm production increased the population expanded only a little and latterly declined. As the 20th century advanced this large and apparently empty country maintained the character and atmosphere of a pioneering district. Middlemarch could seem to visitors like a set for 'High Noon'. The plateau country to the south, with its fantastic rock formations, tors, heightens the impression of antiquity and otherworldliness which inspired artistic responses.
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His approach was shaped by methods common to Evangelical circles in North America, including an expectation of definite decisions for Christ, inquiries into people's spiritual state, a "lack of interest in social issues" and "a large dose of self-denying otherworldliness." This heritage, and the link to the United States was awkward. Nash emphasised the need for a personal encounter with Jesus, and this "upset one of the ruling assumptions of places like Rugby - that Christianity was the cultural birthright of any Englishman baptised and confirmed in the Church of England." Nash wrote many letters.
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Rotten Tomatoes gives Coyote Lake an approval rating of 83%. Steve Davis of The Austin Chronicle wrote, "The exquisitely precise direction by Seligman (making an impressive debut here), the trim editing by Eric F. Martin, the gorgeous nighttime cinematography by Matthias Schubert – all contribute to an eerie otherworldliness in this beautifully executed opening sequence of Coyote Lake". Frank Scheck of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "The film is carried along by the strength of Mendes' emotionally complex, restrained performance that makes clear that Ester is as much victim as accomplice".
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The spiritual autobiography's intense focus on the individual has led scholars to see it as a precursor to the novel, with later writers such as Daniel Defoe writing fictionalized accounts of a character's spiritual journey, such as Robinson Crusoe or Moll Flanders. Moreover, because, as G. A. Starr argues, English Protestantism had rejected the "otherworldliness" of Catholicism "and insisted on the compatibility of earthly and spiritual callings," the "utterly mundane activities could be drawn upon to illustrate and enforce religious duties." This also contributed to the growth of what we now know as the novel.Starr, 11.
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But within a few generations, writes Ibn Khaldun, the victorious tribesmen lose their asabiyya and become corrupted by luxury, extravagance, and leisure. The ruler, who can no longer rely on fierce warriors for his defense, will have to raise extortionate taxes to pay for other sorts of soldiers, and this in turn may lead to further problems that result in the eventual downfall of his dynasty or state.Malise Ruthven, "The Otherworldliness of Ibn Khaldun" (review of Robert Irwin, Ibn Khaldun: An Intellectual Biography, Princeton University Press, 2018, , 243 pp.), The New York Review of Books, vol. LXVI, no.
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As a child, Kami traveled frequently with his family. His experiences viewing ancient architectural structures and the vast, dry desert left a significant impression on him, which he later carried out into his artwork. During his student years in Paris, Kami was profoundly interested in Lévinas’s ideas regarding the human face. He considered these ideas in relation to early Egyptian Fayum mummy portraits, which he first saw at the Louvre. He has recounted that he was impressed by their “neutral expressions ... their big eyes and their otherworldliness.” Interview with Y.Z. Kami / Ziba de Weck Ardalan, Y.Z. Kami.
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Dutch were a "very industrious race", and that Chinese children were "very obedient to their parents". Mores ( sometimes ; from Latin mōrēs, , plural form of singular mōs, meaning 'manner, custom, usage, or habit') are social norms that are widely observed within a particular society or culture. Mores determine what is considered morally acceptable or unacceptable within any given culture. William Graham Sumner (1840–1910), an early U.S. sociologist, introduced both the terms "mores" (1898) \- "Professor Sumner:-..Systematic Societology..knowledge and pseudo-knowledge, world philosophy, otherworldliness, industrial theories, mores, codes, mental training, traditional wisdom." and "folkways" (1906) into modern sociology.
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Solomon tried to make Dungeons & Dragons unlike other big-budget films that focused the most on effects and not on plot, and was especially careful to make the battle scenes with the dragons not too "cheesy." Producer Kia Jam described Solomon's method of directing and producing as different from how other major studios would create fantasy productions: "they never seem to get it right because I think they replace a true fantasy feel with exorbitant amounts of money in order to achieve it superficially. The feeling has to come from a central source and here that's Corey." One major deviation from other fantasy films was the otherworldliness of the setting, whereas similar products would take place or be heavily inspired by the Middle Ages.
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He is illuminated with the soft golden light that is a hallmark of Spitzweg's work,Flockhart p. 406 but the scholar's interest in the light streaming from the unseen window extends only so far as it allows him to see the words on the pages of his old books. The height of the library ladder can only be estimated: the globe suggests a possible floor height, but none of the floor is visible, heightening the sense of precariousness of the oblivious scholar's position. Equally the size of the library is unknown; the old man is consulting books from the section of "Metaphysics" (Metaphysik)—indicated by the plaque on the highly ornamented bookcase—which both suggests a vast library and underlines the otherworldliness of the book lover.
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Each of the four other 'important' groups – Laba (Red), Oniko (yellow), Ologede (Green) and Agere (Purple) — take their turns in that order from Monday to Thursday. Eyo Olokun The Eyo masquerade essentially admits tall people, which is why it is described as Agogoro Eyo (literally meaning the tall Eyo masquerade). In the manner of a spirit (An Orisha) visiting the earth on a purpose, the Eyo masquerade speaks in a ventriloquial voice, suggestive of its otherworldliness; and when greeted, it replies: Mo yo fun e, mo yo fun ara mi, which in Yoruba means: I rejoice for you, and I rejoice for myself. This response connotes the masquerades as rejoicing with the person greeting it for the witnessing of the day, and its own joy at taking the hallowed responsibility of cleansing.
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McNeely returned to score the entire series, making frequent use of "grumbling timpani rolls, bass drum beats and shrill brass and violin crescendos that familiarly sketch the action arcs of the narrative." Traditional orchestral elements are integrated with innovative electronic sounds and female vocals to create a sense of Max's "otherworldliness", "haunting wind chimes, pseudo-Orientalist refrains and extenuated high-pitched eerie sounds" evoke Max's super-human abilities, and "driving hip hop bass beats with heavy percussive effects [and] high-pitched feedback and reverberation" convey Max's struggles with violence and her memories of Manticore. The theme song for the series was composed by Chuck D and Gary G-Wiz. Both McNeely and G-Wiz cited Dark Angel as an opportunity to push sonic boundaries; G-Wiz stated that Eglee and music supervisor Randy Gerston kept calling him and telling him to make the theme song "crazier".
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The language of most sulukan in current use is not everyday Javanese. Instead it is a mixture of high Javanese (krama), literary Javanese and Kawi. The literary Javanese used in sulukan and many other literary forms differsm from spoken Javanese in three main ways: Firstly, the grammatical rules covering elements such as word order are relaxed - a practice known as baliswara;Robson (1990) secondly, a large number of archaic words or phrases are used to create an atmosphere of "ancient wisdom", and finally the normal rules on speech levels (undha-usuk') may be relaxed, allowing the poet to choose a ngoko, krama, krama inggil or even Kawi version of a word to fit the metre in use, creating juxtapositions of speech levels unthinkable in normal discourse. Most modern Javanese wayang audiences do not "understand" the texts of sulukan in the normal sense - although there are differences in levels of comprehension as there would be for an English-speaking audience at a Shakespeare play, for instance - but few see it as a problem, feeling that the archaic and obscurantist nature of the texts is appropriate to the atmosphere of "otherworldliness" which wayang tries to create.
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