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Month: January 2010

So, the Avatar Thing..

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On January 23, 2010
Saw Avatar last week, and apparently I must weigh in. Lot's o' spoilers ahead...Is Avatar racist?Sure, but that's not a very interesting question. Back before I saw 300, I was prepared to be irritated by its racism, ethnocentrism, and violence to history, but after watching...

A first stab at the visual rhetoric of Mad Men…

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On January 23, 2010
...can be read in its entirety at my place because Blogger is being a child and refusing to upload my screen shots. Here's everything up to the first image:Does it strike you as odd that someone writing a book on visual rhetoric has produced two...

Yet More Citizens United

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On January 22, 2010
I have an article up at The American Prospect putting Citizens United in context as the latest manifestation of the Court's increasing sympathy to the interests of big business. Some other links of interest:Lithwick.Liptak. Hasen.Denniston.

More thoughts on Citizens United

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On January 22, 2010
Here.I was reading a review yesterday of a collection of Henry Farlie's essays, and discovered that The Daily Beast and The Daily Brute were lightly fictionalized versions of The Daily Mail and The Daily Express in Evelyn Waugh's novel Scoop, which sounds like fun.

Dial an Asshat

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On January 22, 2010

What Ari said.I realize there's an element of hyperbole to the analogy I'm about to draw, but I just finished one of several lectures on Reconstruction that I give at.

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