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Tag Archives: Mohammed Merah
shaky illusions of stability
Reality t.v. The ideological image of the wandering jew is a powerful one; this arbitrary condemnation to find redemption in death and symbolic target that encapsulates inconsistent fantastical elements that are part of the Western enlightenment narrative. Commercials where salvation … Continue reading
brand awareness of all types: angry bird
Designer rebel. Rebel sell.To somehow integrate and embed social capital and status within the revolution. Give it a hipster edge with street credibility. Go Adbusters on Syria. The sectarianism and the variety of ideologies and objectives lend themselves well to … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Sorkin, Abu Hayder, Bashar Al Assad, Days of Glory Movie, Iliah Saman, Indigenes movie The Weinstein Company, Jacques Beres Medecins Sans Frontieres, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Maryanne Zehil, Mohammed Merah, Nabil Feysal, Richard Dawkins, Sedat Akpinar, Yasser Arafat Foundation, Yassir Arafat autopsy
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spinning away from gravity
The Tolouse killer. George Zimmerman. Killers caught between ordinary reality and an imagined universe that was only coherent in their own minds. its a fantasy world that migrates form an idealized reality back to a fantasy world and gets lost, … Continue reading
dual core
The paintings and art of the Orientalists, including photography, fostered tourism and a fascination with the Orient that shaped and reinforced the Western image of the Orient that is subjectively under the sway of still existing colonial motivations, religious intolerance … Continue reading
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Tagged Donald Davidson, Eduard Charlemont, Edward Said, francois molins, H.G. Wells, Jacques Lacan, James Tissot, Jean Genet, Jean Jacques Rousseau, Jean Leon Gerome, John Milton, Madame Pickwick, madame pickwick art blog, Mohammed Merah, Rabbi Sandler toulouse, Sam Huntington, Slavoj Zizek, toulouse killings
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