Criticism – Page 6

ON CALL ME BY YOUR NAME

by Andie Amelia NewellPosted on February 1, 2018March 6, 2019CriticismStudent Publications

"Both are on the cusp of something: Elio is about to enter manhood, and Oliver is letting go of the last impulses of boyhood. In this hazy becoming and un-becoming, they find each other, and what seems to make them different also makes them exactly the same."

In the Zone

by Abigail RowePosted on December 7, 2017September 10, 2018Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

A Tepid Defense of Privately Owned Public Space

A Trick of the Light

by Lauren LaytonPosted on November 29, 2017February 14, 2018CriticismFirst-Year Research Seminar

“A photograph is not a moment; it is a single representation of a moment, influenced entirely by the eye behind the lens.”

Song of Sudden Time

by Sarah FischerPosted on November 29, 2017January 19, 2018CriticismInterdisciplinary Seminar

“It is unavoidable that the world would force itself into Stevens's work—one cannot live in the world and not be a part of it.” On Wallace Stevens's war poem, “Martial Cadenza.”

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George Lucas’s Revisons

by William RogersPosted on November 27, 2017September 7, 2018Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

Lucas had, metaphorically speaking, taken a crayon to the Star Warsnegatives and scribbled all over them.

The Master of Shadow

by Alex VanPosted on November 17, 2017January 19, 2018Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

On the cinematography of Gordon Willis

Thus Water Flows over Weeds

by Sophia KralPosted on November 14, 2017January 19, 2018CriticismInterdisciplinary Seminar

Wallace Stevens and the Poet’s Relationship to the Natural World

Brad & Jen: A Review

by Gilchrist GreenPosted on November 7, 2017December 15, 2017Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

The Rise and Fall of Hollywood’s Golden Couple

Pull Up, Hop Out

by Diane ShaibuPosted on October 24, 2017September 10, 2018Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

A Precautionary Tale for the DMV

Voices of the Past

by Alex WatanabePosted on October 20, 2017February 27, 2018CriticismInterdisciplinary Seminar

A look at the conceptions of history in In W.H. Auden’s “Archaeology” and Wallace Stevens’s “A Postcard from the Volcano"

Is Rock ’n’ Roll Cliché?

by Adrian CarterPosted on October 11, 2017September 10, 2018Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

The contradiction is in its DNA. It is a tradition of rebellion and novelty.

The Problem of Kitsch

by Maranda BennettPosted on October 5, 2017September 10, 2018CriticismFirst-Year Writing Seminar

"Kitsch does not portray an accurate likeness of the world; it generally reflects only the sweetest and most blameless aspects, smoothing the rough edges of reality to produce an image of perfection."

“It’s a Fair Cop!”

by Camillia FayyaziPosted on October 3, 2017September 7, 2018Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

On the limits of language in Monty Python

Google Maps as Medium

by Sara NutaPosted on September 15, 2017November 28, 2017Advanced Writing CourseCriticism

On three artists who "manipulate this everyday tool to create thematic photo series that question the implications of the indiscriminate, omniscient observer."

Letter to a Homeland

by Nikki TabibianPosted on September 12, 2017September 7, 2018CriticismInterdisciplinary Seminar

"Dear Iran, I write to you as a displaced citizen."

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