Titlebook: Cities, Words and Images; From Poe to Scorsese Patrizia Lombardo Book 2003 Patrizia Lombardo 2003 David Lynch.film.Lost Highway

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Am Reiseverkehr beteiligte Unternehmen, essays, poems and short stories are strikingly coherent with his aesthetic beliefs and judgements. Sometimes his tales, so often connected with fear and terror, are fictions constructed on a deep rejection of his contemporaries, and their ethical and aesthetic myths. Although Poe did not often ment

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Friedhofskapelle in Berlin-Tegel 1968–73hen happiness reaches its height that we would like to withdraw, regain our freedom, since ‘every moment that we become aware of things is coloured by the longing to be able to give them up’. . is the title that Aldo Rossi would have liked to give to his . (1981), a work published in English, in the

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Dreifamilienhaus in Berlin-Grunewald 1960tself was transformed: in every . (square) there were red flags, bookstalls, public speeches, food, wine, music, songs, . (comrades) from everywhere, Italy and abroad, of every age, every social class. One could hear a lot of discussion, a mixture of voices and accents from various regions of Italy,

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Dreifamilienhaus in Berlin-Grunewald 1960ature; it is also cultural since it explores the impact of such media on the ways in which we live, think and act. In making such an assertion one has to mention Raymond Williams, one of the most important critics of our time, who from the 1950s to his death in 1988 worked to redefine the meaning of

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09736-6ere physical sensation and the immediate feelings connected with it are constantly solicited. The richness of the visual is boundless: the gaze dominates every human activity. Cinema has magnified the power of the gaze. One need only think of Michael Powell’s . (1960): the protagonist is obsessed by

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-09736-6ra in documentaries and in fictions, continuing the tradition of the literary works that represent people, events and feelings in a metropolitan environment. For a whole century urban landscapes have been coming and going on screens in no particular order and with no recognizable development or them