antiphony

The antiphony between the oral and written elements serves as a tool through which Rahman-Elohim reclaims her native language, Tamazigh, simultaneously divesting the terms "Muslim," "immigrant," "harki" of their salient, pejorative connotations.

In the mares beginners chase, it is hard to look past the chances of Tocororo, while her trainer Gordon Elliott could also land the second of the maiden hurdles with Antiphony.

WINCANTON: 1.55 Antiphony, 2.25 Gifted Island, 2.55 Ashcott Boy, 3.30 Lime Street, 4.05 Emerging Talent, 4.40 High Aspirations, 5.10 Movewiththetimes, 5.40 Minella For Me.

"Unlikely Antiphony: Whitman's Call and Morrison's Response in 'Song of Myself' and Song of Solomon." Walt Whitman Quarterly Review 33 (Fall 2015), 85-113.

Gereon Kopf, "Antiphony: A Model of Dialogue." Vol.

A strange and dissonant antiphony is at work in the culture between those remembering and celebrating the remarkable civil rights achievements of half a century ago and those who seem determined to undermine the progress.

In September, Native Americans drummed to honor the campaign and 150 singers performed the "Pisgah Antiphony" morality play in the park.

In the same period (seven months in 1917), he also produced prints for his famous Contemplations, a small book in the form of narrative without text, the first of its time, conceived as a modern antiphony for the Tipografia Lega.

There is even some justification for believing that antiphonal (double chorus) passages in Bach were intended as a symbol of the cross, as both Praetorius and Schutz refer to such writing as "kreuzweis" antiphony. (6)

Hartman's antithesis (literature first) involves productive antiphony: language weaves literature; literature gives the weave to language.