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While watching Romanzo di una strage, please: | While watching Romanzo di una strage, please: | ||
| − | # Take a note of everything you do not understand | + | # Take a note of everything you do not understand and what you would like to comment on. |
# Try to keep track of and separate the forces of order, anarchists, neofascists, politicians, magistrates, investigators/journalists. What distinguishes these group and what relations unfold between them? | # Try to keep track of and separate the forces of order, anarchists, neofascists, politicians, magistrates, investigators/journalists. What distinguishes these group and what relations unfold between them? | ||
# By what means is the historical and socio-cultural context reconstructed? In what ways do we see"the strategy of tension" and "the historical compromise"? | # By what means is the historical and socio-cultural context reconstructed? In what ways do we see"the strategy of tension" and "the historical compromise"? | ||
# In what ways does the film revoke and illuminate Pasolini' article " (What is this coup? I know" was originally titled "Romanzo di una strate")? | # In what ways does the film revoke and illuminate Pasolini' article " (What is this coup? I know" was originally titled "Romanzo di una strate")? | ||
Revision as of 02:36, 19 February 2014
While watching Romanzo di una strage, please:
- Take a note of everything you do not understand and what you would like to comment on.
- Try to keep track of and separate the forces of order, anarchists, neofascists, politicians, magistrates, investigators/journalists. What distinguishes these group and what relations unfold between them?
- By what means is the historical and socio-cultural context reconstructed? In what ways do we see"the strategy of tension" and "the historical compromise"?
- In what ways does the film revoke and illuminate Pasolini' article " (What is this coup? I know" was originally titled "Romanzo di una strate")?
