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hayseeds go back to the country
To everything there is a season. And a reason? Its not easy to get at the root causes of Arab world anti-Westernism. it does not seem like a pure hate, but rather the antagonism of the love-hate relationship, like intense … Continue reading
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cargo cult: the steady state
The millenarian movement, and its stages that apply virtually without exception to those throughout history and around the world was first most artfully articulated Anthony F.C. Wallace who found that movements “always originate in situations of social and cultural stress … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion
Tagged Anthony F.C. Wallace anthropologist, boris pasternak, David Lean, Ghost Dance Wovoka, James Mooney anthropologist, Julie Christie, Lenin Communist Manifesto, Leon Trotsky, Madame Pickwick, Marx and Engels, omar sharif, Philleo Nash, Sergei Eisenstein, The Code of Handsome Lake, Tito Yugoslavia
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plasticity and re-mix
Plasticity a term from Sergei Eisenstein that referred to the fluidity and creative potential of animation that extended more profoundly than mere visual surface. It is the conflict of images in a montage of attraction in which the plasticity generates … Continue reading
attention mister trouble
….Maybe its just the funny animal humor that never seems to die; the idealization of the animal world into the realm of human properties. Like LOL cats. Or in this case, the colorful art and brisk pacing that defined the … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema/Visual/Audio, Feature Article, Ideas/Opinion, Modern Arts/Craft
Tagged chaplin silent films, fritz the cat, great american songbook, Irving Berlin, izzy klein, izzy klein mighty mouse, jerome kern, john grierson, Lewis Carroll, LOL Cats, mighty mouse, nedor publishing, paul terry, Ralph Bakshi, rogers and hart, Schoenberg, Sergei Eisenstein, terrytoons paul terry, walt disney studios, walter trier
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orational arts: convincing the young turks of legitimacy
Thebeginning of the twentieth century in Russia saw Trotsky spending two years in various prisons before being sentenced to exile in Siberia. After another two years he escaped, getting away from Siberia on a false passport, in which he had … Continue reading
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