Black Codes, chain gangs, convict leasing, and the
transmogrification of these institutions into the mass criminalization of African-Americans remain profoundly influential in our contemporary justice system (Blackmon 2008; Muhammad 2010).
This is a reflection of the doctrine of
transmogrification.
The character of Zephyr, and the
transmogrification of the story into Zephyr killing Hyacinth out of jealousy, comes not from Ovid, Apollodorus, or Hyginus, but from Palaiphatos, (16) Lucian, (17) Philostratus the Elder, (18) and Philostratus the Younger.
The biggest surprise of the evening was the inclusion of Ronald Stevenson's Fantasy on Peter Grimes, a wonderful post-Lisztian
transmogrification of themes from Britten's opera, despatched by Levit with blistering virtuosity.
With alert
transmogrification, real-time remediation data comes baked into the initial alert, placing all relevant facts in the hands of engineers when it counts.
Diablo III" - "Warlords of Draenor" Weapon
Transmogrifications - "Diablo III: Reaper of Souls" heroes can be outfitted with six weapon
transmogrification appearances inspired by "World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor.
Luevonda Ross, The
Transmogrification of Self-Defense by National Rifle Association-Inspired Statutes: From the Doctrine of Retreat to the Right to Stand Your Ground, 35 S.
While eugenics never officially gained favour in the UK and was opposed by such doyens of human genetics as J B S Haldane, Lancelot Hogben and Julian Huxley, its emigration to other countries, particularly the USA, Canada, Scandinavia and Germany, resulted in its
transmogrification into appalling legislated and practised negative eugenics.
The key issues Rehman raises about the
transmogrification of the Bombay film dance through the ages take in their sweep transformations of an art form over time as well as the perils it faces in contemporary times when its very success results in its being taken for granted and being used as a thing-in-itself bereft of organic connections with filmic narrative.
39) appear to undergo a grotesque
transmogrification through a slow conversion of living flesh into inanimate material.
But although the viper, like Eve herself, is condemned to give birth in great pain, the explosion of its womb is a direct consequence of its virginity--in this case, a total encapsulation and
transmogrification of female genitalia.
Keenly focused on
transmogrification of ephemeral touch into concretised gesture Huffman treats the clay with finesse, alternating firm confidence with delicate restraint.
transmogrification - the act of changing into a different form or appearance (especially a fantastic or grotesque one); "the transmogrification of the prince into a porcupine"