But while Donald Judd and Andy Warhol would seem to be inevitable figures against which to measure Roehr's enterprise, the work's anti-iconic attitude toward its subject matter and its rich visual dynamism mark it as an epigone of neither.

He is the author of two books Robert Lowell: Uncomfortable Epigone of the Grands Maitres (2005) and Robert Frost's Political Body (2014).

But the film is also strongly reminiscent of Christian Petzold's Gespenster/ Ghosts (2005), and committed to an aesthetic that key Berlin School directors like Petzold, Christoph Hochhausler, and Thomas Arslan have moved away from in their last features, leaving us with the feeling that we are watching the work of an epigone .

Less distinguished person of a later generation (d) epigone 5.

The author summarizes her own judgment in the subtitle to the book: "From Restrained Indifference to Calculated Defiance." After nine chapters, preceded by an introduction and summarized in a conclusion, she ends with an epilogue on a late fourteenth-/early fifteenth-century Chishti epigone Khwiija Gesadiraz (d.

In his final romance, he "fashions himself as the epigone of his own variant of American Romanticism that is characterized by a desire to contain the clash of religion with the 'secular' through an actualization of providential notions, as well as by the development of a literary moralism that explores and addresses the significance of the good life for personal identity" (267).

We also learn, through a well-researched and engaging discussion divided between the main text and the extensive footnotes, that Ferdinand Eliller (another " epigone " of the earlier (reiteration) transformed the conservatory from an amateur organization for lessons and performance ensembles to a professional training center during his tenure there between 1850 and 1884.

She finds an explanation for the paradox in the part played by Vulcanius himself in the composition of his legend, and in the nature of his scholarship and writing: devoting most of his life to editions and translations, Vulcanius defined his writing as that of an epigone . His volume does not seek to resolve the paradox, but rather "aims to restore the aura of discretion and silence in which Vulcanius wrapped his private life and opinions ...

The book thereby misses an opportunity to situate Locke not merely as an epigone of Dewey and James, but rather as their equal and most importantly, one of the founders of American pragmatism.