gazers

The gazers were a little puzzled by the appearance of the new family.

Eventide A Series of Tales and Poems Effie Afton 1858

Medusa, the supposed "seen object" of the poem, is presented as herself the active gazer; other possible "gazers" on this spectacle are presented as passive recipients.

Shelley, Medusa, and the Perils of Ekphrasis 1996

"seen object" of the poem, is presented as herself the active gazer; other possible "gazers" on this spectacle are presented as passive recipients.

Ekphrasis and the Other William John Thomas 1994

Medusa, I realized, was the most apt mythic metaphor for the media age -- one look at her glowing eyes and you turn to stone, much like TV gazers on their couches everywhere.

Vamsee Juluri: Writing Mythology in an Age of Reality Crisis Vamsee Juluri 2010

Intensely envious gazers and wannabees from pedestrian exurban conclaves across the Bay or down the lake.

Renting in Ajijic 2009

Intensely envious gazers and wannabees from pedestrian exurban conclaves across the Bay or down the lake.

Renting in Ajijic 2009

Intensely envious gazers and wannabees from pedestrian exurban conclaves across the Bay or down the lake.

Renting in Ajijic 2009

Medusa, I realized, was the most apt mythic metaphor for the media age -- one look at her glowing eyes and you turn to stone, much like TV gazers on their couches everywhere.

Vamsee Juluri: Writing Mythology in an Age of Reality Crisis Vamsee Juluri 2010

Intensely envious gazers and wannabees from pedestrian exurban conclaves across the Bay or down the lake.

Renting in Ajijic 2009

Intensely envious gazers and wannabees from pedestrian exurban conclaves across the Bay or down the lake.

Renting in Ajijic 2009