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This book offers a detailed, comparatist defense of hyperbole in the Baroque period. Focusing on Spanish and Mexican lyric (Góngora, Quevedo, and Sor Juana), English drama (King Lear and translations of Seneca), and French philosophy (Descartes and Pascal), Christopher Johnson reads Baroque hyperbole as a sophisticated, often sublime, frequently satiric means of making sense of worlds and selves in crisis and transformation. Grounding his readings of hyperbole in the history of rhetoric and literary imitation, Johnson traces how rhetorical excess acquires specific cultural, political, aesthetic, and epistemological value. Hyperboles also engages more recent critiques of hyperbolic thought (Wittgenstein, Derrida, and Cavell), as it argues that hyperbole is the primary engine of a poetics and metaphysics of immanence.

Courrèges Hyperbole dress in light pink featuring a boat neckline, exposed shoulders, short sleeves with embroidered logo on the front, a fitted mini silhouette made from stretchy ribbed fabric. Fabric composition: 70% viscose, 30% polyester.

Courrèges Hyperbole dress in light pink featuring a boat neckline, exposed shoulders, short sleeves with embroidered logo on the front, a fitted mini silhouette made from stretchy ribbed fabric. Fabric composition: 70% viscose, 30% polyester.

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This whimsical Christmas platter is perfect for serving up holiday cookies and treats. Featuring a festive design of reindeer with frosted gingerbread, and trimmed in a red and white candy-stripe pattern, this joyful platter brings traditional holiday cheer without hyperbole. Use it to impress guests with your tastefully decorated cookie plate this season, keeping your baked goods neatly contained while you enjoy the company of loved ones. Exclusive to Sullivans Home Decor. Over the last 55 years, Sullivans has become an industry leader in home decorations. Our brand is rooted in tradition while incorporating modernized trends to keep your home looking up to date with timeless style. Here at Sullivans, we pride ourselves on creating product designs focused on quality and value, ensuring that our customers have access to beautiful products at reasonable price points. Material: Ceramic.

Elevate your style with this Courrèges Hyperbole Rib Knit brown mini dress. Crafted from 100% viscose, it features a boat neckline, off-shoulder design, embroidered AC logo on the front, short sleeves, and ribbed detailing. Perfect for a chic and trendy look.

Elevate your 90s style with this black Hyperbole dress by Courrèges. Featuring a tone-on-tone logo on the front and a sleeveless design, this maxi dress is perfect for the modern woman.

Elevate your style with this Courrèges Hyperbole Rib Knit brown mini dress. Crafted from 100% viscose, it features a boat neckline, off-shoulder design, embroidered AC logo on the front, short sleeves, and ribbed detailing. Perfect for a chic and trendy look.

Stand out in style with this green camo Hyperbole SS sweater by Courrèges. Made from 100% viscose, this top features a wide neckline, open shoulders, a central Ac logo, ribbed design, and a straight hem. Perfect for the fashion-forward female.

Stand out in style with this Green Camo Hyperbole 90s Rib dress by Courrèges. Made from 100% cotton, this maxi dress features open shoulders, an embroidered Ac logo at the center, a long ribbed design, and a side slit. Perfect for the fashion-forward woman. Available in International Size.

Elevate your wardrobe with this 0001 Heritage White Hyperbole 90S RIB TOP from Courrèges. Made from a blend of 97% cotton and 3% elastane, this sleeveless top is perfect for the modern woman.

Magic Circle's self-titled debut hit the true doom scene like a revelation in 2013. Without hype or hyperbole the band effortlessly invoked fundamental rock 'n' roll truths putting their own stamp on early heavy metal darkness. Joining 20 Buck Spin for follow-up Journey Blind, the band again offered that unmistakable classic sound with natural unforced evolution. On their third album, Departed Souls, they present an expansive hard rock vision, adorning their signature doom with seamless psych an

As a member of Lumisokea, Berlin-based Andrea Taeggi shapes acoustic and electronic sound alongside Koenraad Ecker into their singular take on bass music. Time signatures fold into themselves, volleying voluptuous percussions and seismic synthscapes. This fixation extends beyond press hyperbole into aesthetic and philosophical study on Aum, the debut release of Taeggi's Gondwana project. As Gondwanaland was a pre-Pangaean unified land mass, so is Taeggi's solo mission to draw all of his influenc

This is UK-based Alexander Tucker's third release for ATP Recordings. "Portal is a work of such unparalleled bewitching splendor, that any rote comparisons would read like hyperbole, thus doing it a great disservice. Even Tucker's previous albums Old Fog (2005) and Furrowed Brow (2006) seem like stepping stones in the wake of Portal. But if we must draw comparisons, then let's say Chicago musician/composer/innovator Jim O' Rourke; both are unparalleled in their pairing of the 20th century avant-

When poets love heaven and earth, fall back to watch!" exclaimed ads for this prestigious film. The hyperbole was prophetic. So many moviegoers watched the Barretts of Wimpole Street that is became one of 1934's top box-office hits. Based on Rudolf Besier's play, the film features three stars who has already won Academy Awards: Norma Shearer (1929-1930 Best Actress, the Divorcee), Fredric March (1931-1932 Best Actor, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde) and Charles Laughton (1932-1933 best Actor, the Priva

If Azusa lived up to the reputation aggrandized from the glib assessment that it was the city with "everything from A to Z in the U.S.A.," no one would want to live anywhere else. Hyperbole aside, many Azusa residents love the place just as it is. This vibrant city grew from a citrus town to a bustling suburb nestled in the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains. Also known as the "Canyon City" on the banks of the San Gabriel River, Azusa initially was a village of the Gabrieleno tribe before becoming Henry Dalton's Rancho Azusa during rule by Spain and later Mexico, and continued to grow during California's fledgling era of U.S. statehood. Founded by Los Angeles banker Jonathan Sayer Slauson in 1887 as a stop on the Santa Fe Railroad, the city was incorporated in 1898.

Set in Paraguay, this offspring of a fantastic imagination is an achievement of realism with curiously surrealist overtones.  "I don't think it would be an imprecision or a hyperbole to qualify it as perfect." —Jorge Luis Borges