At first, Bruster's epigraph seems, if not outside the
warp and woof, at least un-eventual, while his critique of Greenblatt and the New Historicism--for concerted failure to make good on a fundamentally intertextual project (31)--seems at best belated.
Quoting Shakespeare: Form and Culture in Early Modern Drama.
They take their character from the
warp and woof of membership in a family, a community, a school, a common life.
The school as a character-building agency
Clotheshorse can wear anything, bolts of cloth draping off my every limb, purples, rabid reds, funereal blacks, running my hands through reams of charmeuse on racks, woven scarves, the grain of
warp and woof. Clothes my trademark, all strange, one day black-widowed, next a trail of rhinestones on my boots, carnival taste, tacky, gaudy.
Clotheshorse
Regulation D comprises five rules which are the
warp and woof of the regulatory fabric of private offerings: Rule 501 sets forth definitions of terms used in the Regulation, most notably that of accredited investor, which for our purposes means individuals with a $1 million net worth (home and car included), or with consistent minimum annual income of $200,000.
Gap in cost of debt and equity capital narrows
"We must not compound this gigantic moral and ethical lapse by weaving this slaughter into the
warp and woof of modern medical management."
Forbidding fruits of fetal-cell research: ethical issues raised by promising therapy
* The fabric of Christianity has been roughly woven,
warp and woof, from the get-go.
Two paths?
The exhibition's primary formal device was a series of variations on the grid with its echo of the
warp and woof of weaving and its concomitant association with the feminine and the premodern.
Mona Hatoum: Alexander and Bonin
The
warp and woof, the tapestry that signifies the life of this small community contains signs of contemporary life--the occasional car and TV set--as well as threads and patterns that have endured over the centuries.
Death takes a holiday
Concerns for the environment, workers, local communities, and the rest could become
warp and woof of the charter--the basic contract with the community--so that CEOs would not be dragged constantly down to the lowest common denominator.
COLOSSUS: How the Corporation Changed America
Flattening and deranging a plot that most of us find utterly predictable, even reassuring (chaos erupts and people in uniforms show up to restore order), Refraction exposes something more disturbing than chaos running through the
warp and woof of the social fabric--that is, order itself, ossified, emptied of meaning, and transformed into a series of ritual gestures.
Aernout Mik: New Museum of Contemporary Art