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Good point about B&R: since these things code in this way,
it is likely that somebody thought it when they put it
together. So a historian watching the movie in 300 years
would need to study the cultural context to decide what
the movie meant - and would very likey be unable to
interpret the meaning based solely upon his or her personal
and historically specific response. Hence the usefulness
of academics, who tend to have invested more time in
the context. The same applies to Shakespeare.Posted by Cloten on April 13, 1997 at 09:55:41
In Reply to "Batman and Robin" posted by Bill Routhier on April 12, 1997 at 23:33:56
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