a kind of palimpsestic plagiarism that moves through bodies and time, a collective song with no single origin, or whose origin has been erased

it becomes a palimpsest of literary-historical-stlistic sources and allusions

it’s been configured and reconfigured over the years since into a drywall palimpsest

the palimpsest of cultural meanings that preoccupy the way we imagine housing and security.

a palimpsest compositional history of the fiction

for Benjamin, the act of remembrance through writing had a palimpsest, dialectical character that raced backwards and forwards in time

the original song lives on in the parody like a palimpsest, the trace of text remaining on a page that has been erased

Most gardens are palimpsests of previous gardens

the hotel - itself a palimpsest of fantasies and atrocities, an echo chamber of memories and anticipations

it is already a palimpsest, spooked by itself; at least two versions are playing, out of sync

The computer was suddenly revealed as palimpsest

They are more interested in constructing a quick palimpsest of wounds and tones and triggering events

A Theory of Justice was a kind of palimpsest

The tracks are palimpsests

Perhaps Facebook no longer fully understands its own tangle of algorithms--the code, all sixty million lines of it, is a palimpsest, where engineers and layer upon layer of new commands.

a palimpsest of texts