Manipulation: a Roundtable" D Gillian‚ 1982 - London: Routledge‚ “Advertising as Communication” Jackson‚ Barry J.W.T Mitchell‚ 1977‚ “What do Pictures Want?” Mateo Stocchetti & Sumiala-Seppanen‚ 2003‚” Images and Communities” Roland Barthes‚ 1980‚ “”Camera Lucida Roland Barthes‚ 1957‚ “Mythologies” Susan Sontag‚” On Photography” Martin Lister ‚ Sep 1‚ 1995‚ “The Photographic Image in Digital Culture(Comedia) “
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Additionally‚ over the course of the novel‚ Niel slowly watches Marian grow old and change‚ but he consistently suppresses the realization. “He had the feeling‚ which he never used to have‚ that her lightness cost her something” (Cather 83). This “lightness” foreshadows the pivotal point‚ the grimy‚ true behaviors of Marian. Yet‚ Niel cannot help but keep his escapism intact: “Was he afraid of his womenfolk? Or was it another kind of cowardice‚ the fear of losing a pleasant memory‚ of finding her
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of the dust or the movement‚ for instance) and in my family memories. Rather I looked for and picked images‚ sensations‚ and maybe also memories borrowed from somebody else and I put them in motion (memory in action‚ as Gergen point out following Barthes)‚ working my 9-years-old-self‚ in a historical moment and in a specific place -“the city as a repository of people’s memories” (Misztal‚ p. 16)-. In other words‚ my personal process in this case at least is closer of the Magnussen’s
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know‚ however‚ images can be altered‚ reflect only one instant in a situation‚ and can be taken out of social and historical context. The power of images is strong because we still share this belief that photos are faithful records of events. Roland Barthes considered photographic truth a myth‚ not because the photographs aren’t true but because his understanding of truth (as always culturally inflected) is at odds with the positivist understanding of truth as something that can be independently
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Arnott‚ W.G.‚ From Aristophanes to Menander‚ G & R 19 (1972)‚ 65-80 Analyse: Van Aristophanes tot Menander. Aristophanes’ Kikkers is het laatste bestaande toneelstuk van de Oude Komedie. Het plot is uitweidend‚ het onderwerp is intens verbonden aan de stad‚ waarin het stuk werd bedacht‚ en de structuur is traditioneel en formeel aan de elementen van de Oude Komedie‚ zoals de agon en de parabasis. Het stuk won de eerste prijs. Net 89 jaar later won Menander de eerste prijs in hetzelfde festival
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|Field | |Claude Lévi Strauss |Anthropology | |Roland Barthes |Literary and Cultural Studies | |Michel Foucault |Philosophy and History
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Cited: Ang‚ Ien. “(Not Coming to Terms with Dallas.” Global Television. Ed. Cynthia Scneider and Brian Wallis. MITP 1988. Barthes‚ Roland. Mythologies. Trans. Annette Lavers. New York: Hill and Wang‚ 1972. “Some Online Debate between Chinese and Japanese”
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Historical Timeline of Musical Theatre Renaissance The antecendents of musical theatre in Europe can be traced back to the theatre of ancient Greece‚ where dance and music were included in stage comedies and tragedies during the 5th century BCE. The 3rd-century BCE Roman comedies of Plautus included song and dance routines performed with orchestrations. The Romans also introduced technical innovations. For example‚ to make dance steps more audible in large open air theatres‚ Roman actors attached
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man to be threatened by their intelligence or job. In Shiela Jefferey’s Keeping Women Down and Out‚ women in the strip club industry are discussed and their use of striping as a “transgressive” act. In one instance the article discusses how women “Striptease” which “enables women to reverse roles and have power over men” Pg. 419. While this may be an exercise of a transgressive act and it can be said that women do profit more from men in this interaction‚ it still focuses on the pleasure of men and
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Faez Khanmohamed Professor Todd Boyd CTCS 192 2nd August 2012 Shift in Objectification of Women within American Cinema Imagine a film opens with a shot of immensely vast blue eyes. The shot slowly expands to show a nose and red blushed cheeks. The shot continuously expands to show lips drowned by red lipstick‚ a slender neck‚ the cleavage of breast‚ flat stomach‚ and eventually slender long legs. This opening could very well be used in many films for the reason that it invites the viewer
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