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The political subtext of her novel is a criticism of government interference in individual lives.
This embodied subtext is in turn read by the audience, based on its members' life experiences and familiarity with theatre and/or filmed drama.
The initial forays of the territories form the subtext, and sometimes provided the actual text, of convention deliberations.
How the local population reacted to their new existence as a contested and often patronized community reveals the complicated subtext to the region's history.
The section on applications contains useful approaches to working with text to illuminate the subtext, objectives, and status.
Indeed, my main argument is that, through no apparent fault of its own, the work possesses a rather negative and unhelpful subtext.
Although tinged with racial subtext, this causal story did not disturb the newly institutionalized egalitarian precepts.
However, financial motivations for continuing to work were an important subtext in several cases of ' workers' staying on.
The music's distance from that adaptation, by way of its fraught and gestural content, suggests subtext.
