Titlebook: Referentiality and the Films of Woody Allen; Klara Stephanie Szlezák,D. E. Wynter Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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“Thank God the French exist”: Exploring the Referentiality of the Formal Elements of Film in ,wn, and it is through this referentiality that Allen constructs meaning and builds the content of his profound and at times philosophical film. This film not only explores referentiality textually, in questioning its importance for the protagonist’s very existence, but also, as we have come to expec

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Woody and “Woody”: The Making of a Personainsist that he always “plays a version of himself” (Klein 88). It is the same logic that the fanatic mob applies in . (1979): “Only the true Messiah denies His divinity.” Thus Allen—so the argument goes—may be opting to play coy, but in truth he is winking at us and spurring us on.

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Naama HarelGandhi Center for Atomic Research, India) , John Sackett (Argonne National Laboratory), Kevan Weaver, (TerraPower Corporation) ,James Seinicki(Argonne National Laboratory). Russell Stachowski (General Electric),  Toshikazu Takeda (University of Fukui, Japan), and Yoshitaka Chikazawa (Japan Atomic En

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Michael FuchsGandhi Center for Atomic Research, India) , John Sackett (Argonne National Laboratory), Kevan Weaver, (TerraPower Corporation) ,James Seinicki(Argonne National Laboratory). Russell Stachowski (General Electric),  Toshikazu Takeda (University of Fukui, Japan), and Yoshitaka Chikazawa (Japan Atomic En

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This arises because scholarly analysis is ruled out from the start by the a priori conclusion that the occupations were initiated and organised by the ruling party. This chapter unpacks and analyses critically the ruling party’s . discourse about the fast track land occupations, as well as the inad