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  • adjective Being or resembling a fable.

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Examples

  • This whole sequence has a weird kind of fabulistic dream-logic or non-logic to it...

    Week 39: Like Something That Seeks Its Level Douglas Wolk 2007

  • This whole sequence has a weird kind of fabulistic dream-logic or non-logic to it...

    Archive 2007-01-01 Douglas Wolk 2007

  • In this regard, it falls within the realist camp of Symbolism, as opposed to the fabulistic strain represented by the plays of Maurice Maeterlinck.

    Incarnating the World Within James Gardner 2011

  • I'm hoping this Dancing-with-the-Scars dark fairy tale -- for it feels like Aronofsky has gone back to the fabulistic Germanic roots of the original Swan Lake narrative -- does not really mean the only fix for good girls is just a dose of self-stimulation with a bit of Sappho and the boss on the side which rebounds on us anyway, in the end.

    Patricia Zohn: CultureZohn: Black Swan , Or Letting Your Inner Bad Girl Out Patricia Zohn 2010

  • I'm hoping this Dancing-with-the-Scars dark fairy tale -- for it feels like Aronofsky has gone back to the fabulistic Germanic roots of the original Swan Lake narrative -- does not really mean the only fix for good girls is just a dose of self-stimulation with a bit of Sappho and the boss on the side which rebounds on us anyway, in the end.

    Patricia Zohn: CultureZohn: Black Swan, Or Letting Your Inner Bad Girl Out Patricia Zohn 2010

  • I'm hoping this Dancing-with-the-Scars dark fairy tale--for it feels like Aronofsky has gone back to the fabulistic Germanic roots of the original Swan Lake narrative--does not really mean the only fix for good girls is just a dose of self-stimulation with a bit of Sappho and the boss on the side which rebounds on us anyway, in the end.

    Patricia Zohn: CultureZohn: Black Swan , Or Letting Your Inner Bad Girl Out Patricia Zohn 2010

  • I'm hoping this Dancing-with-the-Scars dark fairy tale--for it feels like Aronofsky has gone back to the fabulistic Germanic roots of the original Swan Lake narrative--does not really mean the only fix for good girls is just a dose of self-stimulation with a bit of Sappho and the boss on the side which rebounds on us anyway, in the end.

    Patricia Zohn: CultureZohn: Black Swan , Or Letting Your Inner Bad Girl Out Patricia Zohn 2010

  • I'm hoping this Dancing-with-the-Scars dark fairy tale -- for it feels like Aronofsky has gone back to the fabulistic Germanic roots of the original Swan Lake narrative -- does not really mean the only fix for good girls is just a dose of self-stimulation with a bit of Sappho and the boss on the side which rebounds on us anyway, in the end.

    Patricia Zohn: CultureZohn: Black Swan , Or Letting Your Inner Bad Girl Out Patricia Zohn 2010

  • I'm hoping this Dancing-with-the-Scars dark fairy tale--for it feels like Aronofsky has gone back to the fabulistic Germanic roots of the original Swan Lake narrative--does not really mean the only fix for good girls is just a dose of self-stimulation with a bit of Sappho and the boss on the side which rebounds on us anyway, in the end.

    Patricia Zohn: CultureZohn: Black Swan , Or Letting Your Inner Bad Girl Out Patricia Zohn 2010

  • I'm hoping this Dancing-with-the-Scars dark fairy tale -- for it feels like Aronofsky has gone back to the fabulistic Germanic roots of the original Swan Lake narrative -- does not really mean the only fix for good girls is just a dose of self-stimulation with a bit of Sappho and the boss on the side which rebounds on us anyway, in the end.

    Patricia Zohn: CultureZohn: Black Swan , Or Letting Your Inner Bad Girl Out Patricia Zohn 2010

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