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Star Wars. ABC-3PO
by Glass, Calliope, author , Kennedy, Caitlin, author , Cook, Katie, 1981- illustrator in Star Wars films Juvenile literature. , Star Wars films Juvenile poetry. , Alphabet books.
2016
Via rhyming text, introduces many of the characters that popular the Star Wars franchise--one for each letter of the alphabet.
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by Robert Duncan in Anatomy , Anthropology , Applied anthropology
2010
It is time now for the projected configuration, the visual projection of The War Trilogy. Not only the images of the poem arise from vision but the formal concept relates primarily to illumination, painting, or tapestry, in contrast, for instance, with the musical concept of Eliot’sFour Quartetsor Pound’sCantos. Music enters in—the “O, What I meant / by music when I said music” ofTribute to the AngelsXXII comes as a poignant yearning: music sets up ladders, it makes us invisible, it sets us apart, it lets us escape; “but from the visible,” she continues: “there
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