
34 definitions of death
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Before his premature death in 1942, Spies also co-choreographed a number of traditional Balinese dances which are still performed to Western tourists today.
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According to Edward Topsell, a contemporary of Francis Bacon, it is only through natures own writing that we may be initiated into the secrets of life and death.
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This film, which draws its title from the 1980 video series Faces of Death that depicts realistic death scenes, only shows the tapes of the six video’s the series consist of.
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His breakthrough came with his studies Seven Minutes: The Life and Death of the American Animated Cartoon and The History of Forgetting: Los Angeles and the Erasure of Memory.
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Being inside Coltons studio has itself a quality of life and death, of being in a museum of ancient casts or a cold storage depot, a cross between an abbatoir and the quarries of Carrara.
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And rigged up with a small charge, chest protected by a small metal plate, the actor can rise from the dead with a sly smile on his face, a whoop from the crew and a nod from the director for an injury well received and another death defeated.
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She smelt the horses, the heard the voices of the troopers, she saw a stream of details that cameras miss, she had to wait for hours and had the feeling that the silence of the crowds around her and the advancing coldness made death more present.
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Van Bennekom still allows portrait photography in his magazine, albeit in black and white and with the least possible iconic aura, Gander goes a step further, because such images are entirely absent from The Death of Abbé Faria at the Stedelijk Museum Bureau Amsterdam.
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Rather than the generalized decay in all aspects of life connoted by Entropic Meltdown, he asserts the importance of the undulating vibration of all-consuming death and its poetic equivalent in the realm of art, citing life with the knowledge of death within it as of greater importance.
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