It’s an oft-repeated story: Guy walks into a bar with his army buddies. Guy ends…
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Although it is billed as, “a story of Arthur”, Bernard Cornwell’s The Winter King is…
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“Once upon a time, in Britain, this happened” To most readers, Arthurian mythology is easily…
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A couple of weeks back Babalugats wrote a provocative essay distinguishing fans who love movies…
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One should not study history in order to avoid repeating it. Churchill’s oft quoted dictum…
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Traditional notions of African American culture in the 1920s are based on urban communities during…
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Fritz Lang’s German films are often called “art films” by American critics and exhibitors, largely…
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Many viewers feel that Barry Lyndon exemplifies director Stanley Kubrick’s best and worst tendencies. While…
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I would hazard a guess that contemporary cultural politics hasn’t been kind to Sergeant Rutledge,…
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In the 1970s, conservative American mythologies confronted historical realities. The Mai Lai massacre, the Kent…
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