Sentences with phrase «about archetypes»

His disturbing and often sexually explicit photos — many of which wrestle with troubled relationships — pose universal questions about archetypes, gender, ethics, taboo and the relationship of photographer to subject.

Once a student blogs about archetypes in Kim Possible, tackling Pride and Prejudice becomes that much easier.

Nor can I go along with the defense of a friend and fellow critic who argues that this is a movie about archetypes rather than a movie about characters; maybe it is, but so are most of the worst movies ever made.

The book Tim was reading is about archetypes of men and women.

Love the parts about the Archetypes and with that, I've also followed extensive teachings by OSHO and Deepak Chopra and many of Carolyn Myss's works.

Partly a brutal rumination on the transient and brutal nature of fame, partly an extended rage against just about every archetype in the entertainment industry, it's difficult to think of another Allen film so entirely filled with assholes.

by Walter Chaw So here's the thing: there's something really powerful about the archetype of a child losing his father and finding a mentor and, on the flipside, of a father losing a son and finding an apprentice.

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Say what you will about Exxon's long - time climate change denial, about the lingering damage from the Exxon Valdez disaster, about the fact it's the archetype of Big Oil.

In our latest episode of «Tough Love Tuesday», brand strategist Jennifer Kem talks about how entrepreneurs must focus on archetypes to find a brand that resonates with their audience.

Most biting of all, critics have branded Bechtel as the archetype for a big business that feeds from government contracts — about half its sales flow from state - sponsored projects — and cultivates cozy ties with officials to gain an unfair edge.

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This Canadian saga, in many ways, an archetype of what hedge fund activism is all about, illustrates the dynamics of these campaigns and the reasons why this particular intervention turned out to be a spectacular success... thus far.

And when I think about what she did all those years ago in Brooklyn, taking on archetypes, taking on attitudes and accusations flowing from all directions, I am really in awe of her.»

Eric Metaxas talked about the Jungian archetypes, and how really when you dig deeper down into the soul, it is Christ whom you find there.

He did nothing but became aware of archetypes and does absolutely nothing to discredit the meaning behind why we need to have these stories that tell us about ourselves and is the psyche trying to describe its own nature.

The theological entailment of this is that the locus of revelation is not just the event of Jesus Christ or the word about him or, on the other hand, human experience, but is rather the intersection of the New Testament kerygma with the universal archetype of death and resurrection which underlies that fundamental human life rhythm of upset and recovery (Susanne Langer) and which generates comic narratives.

The base music of rap, hip - hop, shares quite a bit with disco, indeed grew directly out of it, and the identity / rebel / heroism focus of rap is a very specific one — rock rages in a broadly indistinct or middle - class mode, often against modernity, but rap's poetic world is «lumpen - proletarian,» and its archetypes and formulas are all about expressing certain notions of blackness and manliness.

Even myths about the elements of nature (sun and moon, summer and winter, etc.) are symbolic expressions of man's unconscious psychic life in which the eternal archetypes are encountered.30

I write about them and still, just the archetype of traditional school was so pervasive that even I couldn't get around it.

Lately, I have been thinking about maternal archetypes.

«The paradigm shift is thinking about isolating populations that are able to achieve an end point rather than isolating populations that fit a strictly defined archetype.»

In addition, models can become restrictive when they are viewed as archetypes, making us over-generalize about the world and ignoring meaningful variation.

We focused on the warrior archetype and forgot about the goddess.

A fun thing about these «style archetypes» is that each personality comes with a set of typical personality traits and lifestyle preferences.

I discovered extensive writing about these various archetypes and how we approach love and relationships.

Tim's book about male and female archetypes reminded me of my psychology classes in college.

This is information about your patterns and archetypes.

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An intentionally standard slasher flick with the very expected archetypes, and a sub-story about making a movie for a very

What's rare about Harding's story, at least in pop - culture narratives, is the way she defies the archetype of the blameless female victim.

That might be another way of saying that the role doesn't really go anywhere, but there's a good moment when she complains to us about precisely that fact: she's stuck being a hideous archetype with no narrative of her own, a stock villain repeatedly doing her worst.

Roger Moore is a pastry chef's idea of James Bond; but Christopher Lee as the archetype of the evil antagonist makes this 007 outing just about bearable.

But Somebody's Darling is a very modern story about toxic masculinity, betraying an anxiety about the fading of the traditional male archetype (for the frat pack, vulnerability is equated with weakness), combined with the vile backlash against new - wave feminism, which in the real world we witness in the abuse apologist and the normalizing of misogyny.

Simultaneously, he uses his actors either imagistically or metatextually: the three leads embody their respective roles — hero, girlfriend, sidekick — almost deliberately as archetypes, while Fishburne trades on the gravitas of his past performances to offer a clear - eyed, authoritative counterpart who, perhaps not unlike Morpheus in «The Matrix,» challenges their naive ideas about the world around them.

And while characters fail to break the mould of archetypes — Ken Watanabe's Dr. Ishiro Serizawa might be the most irritating of the bunch, and Sally Hawkins needn't even have bothered showing up on set her role is so limited — such is really all we need if we're talking about retelling a classic and not reinventing it.

How much did you think about these classic western archetypes when you were creating the characters?

An unembellished and bare - bones plot about mental patient escapee Michael Myers (Nick Castle)---- credited only as «The Shape» and never called by his full name in the film ---- donning a near featureless mask and haunting and hounding teenage babysitter Laurie Strode (future «scream queen» Jamie Lee Curtis in her breakout role) would portray predator - prey archetypes to startling purpose.

Usually these figures represent typical movie archetypes: hero, killer, almost - retired cop, but this movie is not about fairness and happy endings or the predictable.

This is a black - and - white film about two brothers, a self - written picture distilling much family lore but also trucking in masculine archetypes, ones that the film twists and turns and mutates into something that seems to mash up Tennessee Williams and Rainer Werner Fassbinder.

«El Critico» is a clever, fun comedy that gets at something about how critics look at cinema and how the archetypes that we love to dismiss in films can sometimes invade our home lives as well.

It wants to say a lot of things about the way people voluntarily recreate themselves, either by embracing a change of scenery and circumstance, or by letting fantasy archetypes and familiar fictions shape their self - images.

And so, it might seem that at this time of high tensions, a caper film revolving around genteel southern manners and what might charitably be termed as the «hillbilly» archetype, would be about as welcome as a canteen full of watery grits.

Part of the fun of a James Bond movie are throwaway archetype characters (yes, I know it makes me sound misogynistic, but I'm talking about the Bond girls) as well as the goofy villains and henchmen.

These aren't characters, they're archetypes going through the motions of passing as three - dimensional human beings, thus caring about what is happening to any of them at any given moment proves to be frustratingly impossible.

The words that we use to describe tapping that fricative synergy (archetype, the sublime, the ineffable) are also the words that we use, to borrow a phrase from Frank Zappa, to dance about architecture — to describe what's indescribable about the collective experience, the existential electricity that ranks music above painting above poetry above literature (and film the twentieth century stepchild that falls somehow north and south of each).

Still, the strength of the film ultimately lies in the hands of Cronenberg, who manages to take classic Western archetypes and spin them into an engaging movie about modern - day violence.

Curtis claims he has never set out to write a romantic comedy, but with «About Time» in particular he was «very aware» of the need to eschew archetypes.

I decided that the enduring value students should get from the assignment was not directly about The Odyssey at all — I wanted them to recognize how the literary archetypes we had studied in connection with the epic are found in other stories.