Literary symbiosis is defined as an explicit retelling or reinterpreting by a later text of an earlier work.
But our own personal journeys will take us through other enchanting places, and provide us with our own moments worthy of recollection and retelling.
Each chapter does a good job of hitting the big moments of its book, though if you've played Lego games before, you know by now not to expect a literal retelling.
To Present the Teaching Material from the Point of Aesthetics--retelling aesthetic education in teaching Chinese;
As it turns out, the students were significantly faster at retrieving and retelling stories that chimed with the metaphor implied by their actions.
The legendary hockey mask-wearing, machete-wielding mass murderer Jason Voorhees is back on the big screen in Paramount's retelling of the classic horror film, and on the film's titular date.
The well-known story emerged in the decades following the experiment as textbook writers adopted a particular retelling.
This epic Alice in Wonderland tattoo spans her entire back and both arms retelling the Disney version of the story through inked illustrations.
In works such as 1993's retelling of the immortal Journey to the West,
The dramatic retelling of the football star's murder trial was honored as best limited series and writing, and earned awards for stars Courtney B. Vance, Sterling K. Brown and Sarah Paulson.
A more useful method is to use the mew vocbulary by describing or retelling the main ideas of the text, presentation or discussion in your own words.
Read about the Pig Who Shared in this fresh retelling of the parable of the Prodigal Son.
Then Acts starts out,and as I've said before, the next volume Acts starts by retelling a bit of what happened at the end of Luke.
Dramatic retelling of the life and loves of the eighteenth-century lothario, Casanova.
Analysis of the retelling language in the classroom teaching of professional course in colleges and universities
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