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At dif ferent moments in his work, recension refers to lineages of creation (Adamic and pre-Adamite

Diogenes speaks lightly of the revered things of the consensus as “all the easy little dishonesties”; he has even referred to the leader-emeritus of the consensus (bow your head for a moment at the mention Corte refers to a previous Diogenes experiment ("I believe that this is another of your experiments,

Does it  refer to ordinary geographers, or to Wreck geographers—people no doubt eager to sell you a map

He refers to the "single-minded gospel," the "holy hymn" of the One-Horned Cow, and the "ascension" ( As is often the case, the story's extension of the term "consciousness" goes beyond what we usually refer

This appears to be what salesmen refer to as negative reverse selling.

The destruction or unstructuring of that world, which is still sometimes referred to as 'Western Civilization This makes the ten years Lafferty refers to most likely the period between that editorial work on the It refers to the extra‑legal, secret recovery of something owed to a person when the debtor refuses to

“Oceanic” would then refer less to water, as in the aquatic settings of Fair Hills of Ocean, Oh! Yet they remain freestanding, brilliant works for readers who prefer not to venture into the longer prose Lafferty's preferred term for one's experience relative to consensus realities and Prime was the "ambient

Language encodes information and refers to objects that exist independently of speech; words are essentially

From the opening reference to the “cities of the plain and valley,” the urban world is under judgment Verses like this cast the story’s closing silence as reverent, obedient trust—speech stilled before God

Lafferty knew this, and he had a great time with it in "Splinters," where media doppelgangers are referred

reservoirs of Lafferty’s conceits, a scholar-character who usually appears only in headnotes or passing references

Iconicity, on the other hand, refers to a resemblance between a sign and what it represents.