Finally, Tonio encourages the audience to consider that all actors are human beings who have feelings, which is the last self-referential element of the prologue.

The new collection by Craig Foltz, We Used to Be Everywhere, traces the boundary between fiction and prose poetry, using a somewhat Language-centered writing that is self-referential in places, identifying a slippery, indeterminate discourse.

In the few instances Ride to Hell begins to approach something of even tangential relevance, poorly written, self-referential humor kills the mood.

What is lacking in either the Psalms or the Syriac memre and yet central to the Qur'an is the self-referential metadiscourse of revelation and scripturality.

Like a conventional dictionary it has alphabetically organized entries, but each entry contains numerous references to other entries and reads more like a self-referential encyclopedia.

Godel's proof emerged from deep insights into the self-referential nature of mathematical statements.

These principles lead to the conclusion that education is a necessity of life and a social function, and that it is self-referential and cross-referential by others, and is conditioned by conservatism or progressiveness subject to measurable criteria, whilst its democratic perception is assessed by the quality of the respective societies.

a pivotal moment in Wes Craven's self-referential and self-reverential slasher, a character professes: "The first rule of remakes: don''t mess with the original."

AT A pivotal moment in Wes Craven's self-referential and self-reverential slasher, a main character professes: "The first rule of remakes: don't mess with the original."

In 2007 he published "I am a Strange Loop," which describes the human mind as a self-referential system that may defy mathematical description.