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Topic: Masquerade (book)

	The Abstract Masquerade
		The idea of the masquerade is often associated with a formal type of party scene with people in costumes carrying on sophisticated conversation, but in fact, in most instances, this was not the case.
		Terry Castle, in her book Masquerade and Civilization, equivocates the event with love commenting that it was a "revocation of love itself that love conceived as a profound mingling of opposites, an absorptive, endlessly satisfying embrace of self and other" [6].
		The masquerades were places where sexuality of any combination could occur, and even cases of incest were not beyond the scope of what may have happened.
	www.umich.edu /~ece/student_projects/masquerade/abstract.html (701 words)

	Transcriptions Topics: Masquerade and the Web: Issues
		Begun by Count Heidegger and continued by Theresa Cornelya, masquerades were wildly popular in part, as Terry Castle establishes in Masquerade and Civilization, because they permitted guests to shed the rigidly constructed identities of the rule-bound eighteenth century in favor of flagrant new disguises.
		In these works, masquerade is a temporary but necessary device toward an ending in which much is revealed about the primary characters; this can lead to a celebration and marriage, as in Marriage a la Mode, or to a state as confusing as masquerade itself, as in Fantomina.
		Although the masquerades are quickly discovered, this scene shows the male lovers to be fools because they fail to recognize their lovers in disguise; and gives the women agency to openly express and act upon their sexual desires in ways that they are otherwise prohibited from engaging in earlier in the play.
	transcriptions.english.ucsb.edu /archive/topics/masquerade/issues.html (2132 words)

	Transcriptions Topics: Masquerade and the Web: Bibliography
		The classic text on eighteenth century masquerade, this book puts forth the key idea that masquerade enabled self-meditation, some freedom particularly for women, and a general state of "anti-decorum".
		Castle finds that while satirists claimed that the social practice of masquerade at Londo balls created a state of anti-decorum, several authors of satire such as Dryden and Fielding incorporate masquerade into their literary texts as a device to suggest larger themes such as pleasure, sex, and the unknown, something both pernicious and delightful.
		Claims that while the eighteenth century masquerade, used as a literary device, can sometimes enable women to behave more freely, as Castle claims, it also must conform to dominant culture and often causes women in masquerade to be objectified and fetishized by men.
	transcriptions.english.ucsb.edu /archive/topics/masquerade/biblio.html (460 words)

	VII. Containing the Whole Humours of a Masquerade. Book XIII. Fielding, Henry. 1917. The History of Tom Jones, a ...
		Jones had never less inclination to an amour than at present; but gallantry to the ladies was among his principles of honour; and he held it as much incumbent on him to accept a challenge to love, as if it had been a challenge to fight.
		This mask was one of those ladies who go to a masquerade only to vent ill-nature, by telling people rude truths, and by endeavouring, as the phrase is, to spoil as much sport as they are able.
		The lady presently after quitted the masquerade, and Jones, notwithstanding the severe prohibition he had received, presumed to attend her.
	www.bartleby.com /302/1307.html (1571 words)

	Masquerade & The Mysteries of Kit Williams
		The book is out of print, but copies can still be located--and whether it was due to the complexity of the first book's puzzle, the time limit, or a combination of the two, I think the second book is much easier to solve than the first.
		Locating a copy of the book is easier than I thought thanks to the Advanced Book Exchange, so for those of you who would like to give it a shot, I will not reveal the answer here.
		The only titled copy of the book was contained in the marquetry box which was the prize and the segment of honeycomb with the bee was supposed to be removed to reveal the title--in the heat of the studio lights it could not be opened!
	www.bunnyears.net /kitwilliams/bee.html (787 words)

	Book Review: Masquerade, by Kit Williams
		This book contains fifteen very detailed one- or two-page paintings rendered in the fantastic style typical of a high quality children's book, together with a dreamy story containing characters such as Jack Hare, Tara Tree-tops and the Lady Moon.
		The solution to Masquerade is simplicity itself, and is fully in keeping with the nature of the book: namely, a picture book.
		After the announcement that the hare was unearthed, many fanatical Masqueraders tried to prove that their approaches could lead to the correct solution.
	www.polymath-systems.com /intel/hiqsocs/megasoc/noes65/review.html (792 words)

	Amazon.com: Masquerade: The Complete Book with the Answer Explained: Books: Kit Williams (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I received the original hardback book as a gift when it first came out and spent hours and hours picking out all the clues that were hidden in the text, boarders and luscious illustrations.
		masquerade is no longer available, which is a shame, but, this little book not only covers the orignal story, but explains the answers to the puzzle of masquerade.
		Ever since first reading this book in my local library in 1980, I'd been itching to discover the location of the buried Masquerade jewel--not for the prize itself, which was found long ago, but for the sport of deciphering Kit Williams' paintings, which contained clues.
	www.amazon.com /Masquerade-Complete-Book-Answer-Explained/dp/0894803697 (1390 words)

	Masquerade
		Masquerade is based on White Wolf's Storyteller system of rules set in the World of Darkness.
		These are all excellently written books in hardcover and will typically cost in the neighborhood of $25 US.
		We assure you that the modifications for the most part are slight, only tweaking this rule or that to deal with the altered nature of our game, or perhaps being created as a way to maintain balance.
	www.masquerade.org /rules.html (1307 words)

	Amazon.ca: Bronx Masquerade: Books: Nikki Grimes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		By book's end, all the voices have blended seamlessly into a multicultural chorus laden with a message that is probably summed up best by pretty girl Tanisha Scott's comment, "I am not a skin color or a hank of wavy hair.
		This book is about these students who are in middle school and they are going to find whoj they really are.
		This book was a joy to read; the poetry gave the students so much life and depth as you read about what they think and go through and then see how they express it in their poetry.
	www.amazon.ca /Bronx-Masquerade-Nikki-Grimes/dp/0803725698 (1891 words)

	Altered Books :: Altered Books Gallery
		Altered books have been defined as "any book, old or new that has been recycled by creative means into a work of art." The first time I saw an example of this intriquing art form, it immediately sparked my interest.
		Now I use books as my canvas-- to create altered books, reliquaries, or book sculptures that are personally meaningful and that spring from my own imagination or eminates from the spirit and words of the book's original author.
		When the International Association for Altered Book Artists put out the call for people interested in providing classes for its members, I offered to teach a series of poetry writing workshops for those who want to put their own original poems in their altered books.
	karenswhimsy.com /altered-books (1261 words)

	Internet marketing book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Viswanathan's book ("If from drink you get your thrill, take precaution, write your will" and "All the dangerous drug abusers end up safe as total losers") and passages from the 1990 book "Haroun and the Sea of Stories" by Salman Rushdie.
		And if you are big enough to matter (as any writer would hope to be), one misstep, one mistake, can incite a horde of analysts, each with a global publishing medium in the living room and, it sometimes seems, limitless amounts of time.
		Viswanathan's suddenly scarce book (a first edition was selling for $80 on Friday), the hope for any larger lessons in the "Opal" episode began to dim.
	lostinthemasquerade.blogspot.com (920 words)

	The Kirk Center
		Masquerade is a testament to the tremendous amount of knowledge, ancient and modern, required to achieve the perspective the author enjoys.
		This book Masquerade, in sum a stinging indictment of the way we live now, is that yellow leaf.
		I would hate for such a worthy book as Masquerade to lie gathering dust on the shelf, while all the hypocrisy and effusiveness of the age is enjoying a spotlight of attention.
	www.kirkcenter.org /bookman/44-2-cook.html (1306 words)

	CVCO - Overbooked - Author Walter Satterthwait
		He is sufficiently absorbed by the one he already has, writing award-winning mysteries that sell big in France and Germany but not well enough in the United States to lift him into the ranks of James Lee Burke, Dick Francis or Elmore Leonard, where he thinks he belongs.
		He's such a personality, and the book is so good, this might work for him.
		His Salt Lake City book signing was attended almost exclusively by those who already knew and liked his work.
	www.overbooked.org /satterthwait/about/masquedman.html (1747 words)

	Masquerade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Kit Williams, author of Masquerade, recollects, “If I was to spend two years on the 16 paintings for Masquerade, I wanted them to mean something.
		Bamber Gascoigne witnessed the burial of the hare with Kit and its resurrection about two years after the book was published.
		He chronicles the Masquerade phemonon in his book, The Quest for the Golden Hare.
	thefoolsparadise.com /masquerade (370 words)

	Gesso Altered Book :: Masquerade
		This book is not meant to be closed, so I didn't worry about the beads lying in the gutter of the book.
		Unlike the other altered books I have worked on, I really used the book as a structure for the art work and the theme that I had in mind.
		Altered Book :: Heart-chitecture or Making Altered Books :: Art in a Child's Hand, two other altered board books which are prepared with gesso.
	karenswhimsy.com /altered-books/masquerade (1739 words)

	RCMP Crime Procedural Novel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Masquerade: an e-book by Alexander Domokos and Rita Y. Toews
		Masquerade: (noun) a guise, a front, a pretext, a cover up.
		When undercover RCMP officer Stan Bolenko returns to his native Winnipeg to investigate organized crime, he finds he's not the only one involved in a masquerade.
	thinkers.net /writer/masquerade.html (94 words)

	Amazon.com: Bronx Masquerade: Books: Nikki Grimes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		His point of view makes this book come to life and it is as if I am really there with him.
		Everyone can relate to this book because the characters and their problems are so realistic.
		The theme of this book is judgments and stereotypes.
	www.amazon.com /Bronx-Masquerade-Nikki-Grimes/dp/0142501891 (2521 words)

	In the Begining...
		I found that the three hundred some page book was more then just an instructional booklet on how to play a game, it was a storybook that created a world in which we molded the story.
		You read the first ten or so pages of the book, but were then posed with two or so possible continuations.
		Vampire: The Masquerade is a horror story filled with suspense, terror, and uncertainties.
	www.angelfire.com /rant/GangrlGrrlsWOD/three.html (950 words)

	RPGnet: Review of The Kindred Most Wanted
		There are a few White Wolf books that have this effect – like the Book of Nod and the Masquerade core book – but this one stands out for a few reasons.
		This book features some of the best art to be found in White Wolf, in the past and today.
		One of the things that amuses me the most about this book is that, to this day, I have only seen it come up in chronicles a minimal amount.
	www.rpg.net /reviews/archive/12/12531.phtml (748 words)

	Bronx Masquerade Guide
		Quote three favorite lines of poetry from the book, and explain why they are your favorites.
		Examine the types of poems in the book: free verse, rhymed, and concrete.
		Choose any two characters from the book and create a Venn diagram (two intersecting circles, where things that are similar are put into the part that overlaps).
	www.tracievaughnzimmer.com /BronxMasquerade.htm (782 words)

	Caribbean Carnival Arts
		Herbert Cole, is a preeminent scholar of Africa’s continental arts in the masquerade traditions.
		Robert Nicholl’s masquerade book on local traditions is entitled Old Time Masquerade in the Virgin Islands.
		Secondly, in context of the "lost" horned masquerade tradition - of which my play seeks to restore a small part of that folk memory - there are people living here, in the territory, from the Arabic cultures; who have their own Bilmawn masquerade tradition.
	www.virginislandspace.com /PlaywritingLake2.htm (614 words)

	Dynasty: Masquerade - TV.com
		Speaking at her own prearranged press conference, Alexis brashly announces a masquerade party fund-raiser at the Carrington mansion.
		Intercepting a call meant for Caress, Alexis learns of her sister's spiteful plan to write a book on her tumultuous life.
		At the masquerade ball, Bart Fallmont shows Steven the newspaper headline running in the next morning's edition, which claims that Bart had a homosexual lover.
	www.tv.com /dynasty/masquerade/episode/8101/summary.html (229 words)

	Gayle Lynds: MASQUERADE
		MASQUERADE is a bravura performance by Gayle Lynds, whose maiden race in the international thriller sweepstakes should make 'the boys' turn around and take note..."
		MASQUERADE moves at headlong speed through a terrifying underworld that encompasses the posh beach communities of California, a highly secret CIA training camp, the netherworld of Washington super spies, and the dangerous back streets of Paris.
		She turned, surveying the Danish-modern furniture, the stacks of books, the Venetian blinds closed against the dawn.
	www.gaylelynds.com /masquerade.html (4263 words)

	Graham Glass, etc.: A Treasure's Trove (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Although it seemed just like a regular children's book, hidden within its text and graphics were clues that led to a valuable solid gold hare pendant buried somewhere in the UK.
		So I was excited to hear about a new book called A Treasure's Trove which is written along similar lines and contains clues to the whereabouts of 12 gold tokens hidden all over the US, each redeemable for a jeweled insect with a combined value of about $1 million.
		Since I'm also interested in geocaching, I'll be on the lookout for GPS coordinates buried in the clues, since that would be a high-tech way to indicate the location of the treasures.
	grahamglass.blogs.com /main/2005/02/a_treasures_tro.html (955 words)

	Xlibris.Com Bookstore
		The Duchess of Devonshire’s masquerade ball begins the shattering climax that will reveal the true faces of Caitlyn and her suitors in Cat’s Masquerade.
		The evocation of the London of 1803 in Cat’s Masquerade is replete with the historical personages of that time and their milieu.
		There is something for everyone at Cat’s Masquerade: mystery, intrigue, passion, sexual awakening, coming of age, and danger, all woven in a fabric of horse racing, boxing, operas, balls, social ambition, and a love both forbidden and dangerous.
	www2.xlibris.com /bookstore/bookdisplay.asp?bookid=27176 (607 words)

	Masquerade - The East Coast's Premiere Performance Troupe
		Masquerade customized productions will prove to be one of the easiest entertainment events or fundraising opportunities for your business or organization.
		With one simple telephone call to book Masquerade you can eliminate all the headaches and costs of hiring independent musicians, DJ's, entertainers, sound companies and lighting companies.
		Masquerade will also supply programs for the event.
	masqueradetroupe.com /pages/easiestevent.html (113 words)

	Masquerade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Masquerades (novel), a Forgotten Realms novel by Kate Novak and Jeff Grubb
		Masquerade (progressive metal band), a Swedish progressive metal band
		Masquerade (social group), a Winnipeg based cross dressing social group
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Masquerade (209 words)

	Final Masquerade
		In Cindy Davis’ new book, Final Masquerade, Paige Carmichael is a woman on the run from the mob.
		It seems a bit awkward at first, as the book opens in the midst of the action, but not knowing much about Paige actually adds to the reader’s feelings of anxiety and isolation as Paige tries to outsmart the mob and secure a new life for herself, making for affective fiction.
		The book never meanders into unrealistic plot twists; the drama of an ordinary woman finding herself in an extraordinary situation is suspenseful enough, and Cindy Davis has written a novel sure to keep readers turning pages long past their bedtimes.
	www.absolutewrite.com /novels/final_masquerade.htm (587 words)

	White Wolf Forums :: View topic - The Old Core book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		I read the new book, and the rules are fine for a gaem but the fluff totally sucks to me.
		Masquerade had so many super-uber powers it was silly.
		Vampire the Masquerade 1st ed at Barnes and Nobles
	forums.white-wolf.com /viewtopic.php?t=47910 (693 words)

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