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Eva
Rueschmann
Asst. Professor of
Cultural Studies
Phone: 559-5429
erHA@hampshire.edu
Office hours: ASH 107,
M 1-2:20, Th 1-3
Mon
screenings at 2:30 in ASH Auditorium
Wed seminars 2:30-5:20 in FPH 107
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Online
Resources |
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Check
out the syllabus,
including details of assignments and required texts.
Communicate
with other students in the class using these e-mail
addresses. If you would
like to set up an online discussion, please contact me.
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Use the research
center.
Ask a librarian, browse background reading.
Get
general advice on
Division I exams.
Browse
links to related topics.
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Screenings/Announcements |
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Week Six:
March 12
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Screening
of Atom Egoyan's Calendar (Canada/Armenia/Germany 1993, 74 min.)
today at 2:30 in Ash Auditorium.
Check out
the Film Notes and Study Questions for further
information on the director and film, as well as links to relevant sites.
Discussion questions may serve as starting points for your journal entries.
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Readings/Assignments |
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March
14
This week
we will discuss Armenian-Canadian director Atom Egoyan's film Calendar
as an example of exilic cinema. Our discussion of memory, loss and nostalgia
in Eva Hoffman's Lost in Translation will carry over into a consideration
of the ways in which Egoyan's cinema visually represents these aspects
of the exile experience.
Complete
readings in your course packet:
- Hamid
Naficy, "The Accented Style of the Independent Transnational Cinema:
A Conversation with Atom Egoyan"
- Laura
Marks, "The Memory of Images" from The Skin of the Film
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