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It was a bit of late Romanticism, which flourished in English literature, then in German cinema, and reached an apogee of acceptance in 1973 in a stylish volume by Angelo Maria Ripellino called, after a phrase by André Breton, Magic Prague . But the mystic interpretation is exactly what Peter Demetz, a professor of German at Yale, wishes to counter in his own Prague in Black and Gold: Scenes From the Life of a European City . Demetz's Prague is the city of the late-16 th century Emperor Rudolf II (a scientific-minded man, though he did go mad at the end) and the 19 th century logician Bernard Bolzano.
In Japan, particularly, manufacturers feel that English-sounding names and writing on products add prestige to goods marketed there, and it is certainly true that atmosphere English has reached its apogee.
Madrid’s cultural output reaches its apogee, though, in its superb concentration of art museums.
This is, in short, the Spice Girls moment, the apogee between launch and crash.
The apogee of party absurdity is Vanity Fair 's sponsorship of an annual London dinner for the Serpentine Museum in Hyde Park.