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Japanese culture and cinema, conflicts, counterpoints and disproportions, what more could you ask for? On today's podcast, Jared and Eva discuss Japanese ideograms, dialectic and dynamism in Sergei Eisenstein's Film Form, published in 1949.
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Sharks, Mobsters and the brilliance of Fredric Jameson, what more could you ask for? On today's podcast, Jared and Eva discuss utopia making, mass culture and repetition in Jameson's article "Reification and Utopia Making in Mass Culture," written in 1979. This is part of our ongoing film theory series.
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Insights from Dr. Scarlett Higgins, confusing additions by Professor Valdez and talks about The Enterprise, what more could you ask for? In today's podcast, Dr. Higgins discusses culture, gender and genre in 1960s film. This is the second episode in our interview segment.
Scarlett Higgins teaches classes in contemporary American literature and film, including Postmodernism, Contemporary Literature, The Culture of the Cold War, Avant Garde in America, Contemporary Literature and Gender, and Introduction to Film Analysis. She has published articles in The Langston Hughes Review, The Review of Contemporary Fiction, and Arizona Quarterly. A chapter in the edited volume Ablaze with Lyric Fire (Ashgate) was published in 2014 and one in The Critical Experience (Kendall/Hunt) is forthcoming. She is currently working on a manuscript entitled The Persistence of Vision: Twentieth and Twenty-First Century Collage.
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Tools of terror, chainsaw wielding killers and a brilliant examination of the horror genre, what more could you ask for? In today's episode, Jared and Eva discuss gender identification, horrific formulas and psychoanalysis in Carol J. Clover's chapter, "Her Body, Himself," written in 1992.
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Pythagorean sects, a visit from Freud, and discussions of God and the Mother, what more could you ask for? On today's podcast, Jared and (T.A.) Nigel discuss the auditory, the visual, the acousmatre and de-acousmatization in Michel Chion's chapter "The Acousmêtre," written in 1981. This is the first episode in our ongoing segment: film theory.
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Eva compiles all of the intros from the 1960s for your musical entertainment. Enjoy.
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Choppers, grass smoking and Jack Nicholson getting murdered while camping, what more could you ask for? On Friday's podcast, Jared and Eva discuss racism, the future of 70s Americana and the end of an era in Dennis Hopper's Easy Rider, filmed in 1969.
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Stanley Kubrick, Hal 9000 and a star baby, what more could you ask for? On Thursday's podcast, Eva and Jared discuss religion, the cyborg-human and the meaning of human evolution in Stanley Kubrick's film 2001: A Space Odyssey, filmed in 1968.
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Seduction from Mrs. Robinson, Simon and Garfunkel and Dustin Hoffman, what more could you ask for? On today's podcast, Jared and Eva discuss coming to age, the comedy genre and victimhood in Mike Nichol's The Graduate, filmed in 1967. We also discuss our upcoming list of films from the 1970s.
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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, mass amounts of alcohol, 5 Oscars and a story about "bourgon," what more could you ask for? On Tuesday's podcast, Jared and Eva discuss performativity, the hetoronormative shakles of the confines of marriage and more game-play in Mike Nichol's, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Filmed in 1966.
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