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Afin de mettre d'ordre dans mes affaires, et pour quelques hypothétiques âmes perdus que mes divagations littéraro-cinématographiques intéressent, voici le thread de mes threads.
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Dr HadrienF
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Dr HadrienF
@HadrienF2
prolétaire intellectuel leader d'opinion Film scholar, British cinema, classical Hollywood, melodrama and stuff! Also on buesky: @drhadrienf2.bsky.social
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Au delà même du programme de casse socilae abjecte qu'il porte, le simple fait de pouvoir donner cette réponse en 2026 devrait suffir à disqualifier ce type.
Wcrt L@L_Wcrdt
« - La colonisation est-elle un crime ? - Non » Édouard Philippe a-t-il été placé en garde à vue pour négationnisme ? La réponse est non.
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Erik Per Sullivan is a great man not only was Dewey an amazing comic creation (one that is almost dickensian as one tweet noted) and now he chooses Dickens over a fortune! Role model!
Variety@Variety
Jane Kaczmarek says Erik Per Sullivan was offered "buckets of money" to return as Dewey in the "Malcolm in the Middle" revival: “He’s studying Dickens and is an incredible student – they offered him buckets of money to come back, and he just said: ‘No thank you’.” variety.com/2026/tv/news/m…
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@GentleDoofus @BadGuyRants @FeauxDoadles Judgement at Nuremberg and Inherit the Wind are, I would not say ambitious, but at least more distinctive in terms of style than GWCD. It's still very classical but it's a bit more interesting than just competent I think.
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@BadGuyRants @FeauxDoadles It was admittedly touchy subject matter in 1967, but in form and function it is straight down the middle social issues drama stuff. Not even to say it’s bad, but that was Kramer’s chosen approach to these things.
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Even didactic social issue films made by middlebrow studio hacks used to look like ecstatic works of art compared to most stuff today.
۪@cinemafrances
Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner (1967, Stanley Kramer)
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Dr HadrienF retuiteado
@PAHoyeck I’ve been genuinely struggling over this. I do think that most opinions people have are uninformed and not worth taking seriously, but if anything that applies more to the elite because elites have more opinions.
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Twitter is a wild place I will never be able to unsee Ayn Randalf but I will not go down alone
Simon B. Westerberg@Westerbergil
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Dr HadrienF retuiteado
Non Michel, tu as fait pire.
Tu as, comme par hasard, spontanément comparé ce maire noir à un chef de tribu préhistorique répartissant la nourriture entre les membres de cette tribu. Alors même qu’il rappelait les règles LÉGALES pour les fonctionnaires d’autorité dans les collectivités locales. Non non, tu n’as pas qualifié cela de « clientélisme » (ce qui aurait déjà été erroné), tu as comparé Bagayoko à un chef primitif d’avant la civilisation. C’est la seule référence qui t’est venue à l’esprit. Ton ignorance (habituelle hélas) aurait été compréhensible, mais là c’est du racisme spontané chimiquement pur. Qui est juste lamentable.
CNEWS@CNEWS
Michel Onfray : «Je n’ai pas parlé de race, je n’ai pas parlé de couleur de peau et je n’ai pas fait de discrimination raciale» dans #FaceaMichelOnfray Toute l'info est à retrouver sur cnews.fr
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Dr HadrienF retuiteado
L'alternance, je l’ai décrochée grâce à mon talent et à mes compétences. Diversité tu dis ? J’étais la seule rebeu du service économie. Que des blancs déconnectés dans cette rédaction. Cite-moi plus de 3 journalistes noirs et arabes visibles à France TV (hors sécurité et femmes de ménage), sachant qu’il y a environ 2 000 journalistes employés. Tu penses duper qui ?
Tout le monde sait que ces grands médias formatent les racisés et que leur quota diversité n’est qu’un prétexte pour faire croire qu’ils sont en cohérence avec la démocratie. La réalité, c’est qu’ils veulent des petits soldats qui pensent pareil, qui ont la même voix, dépourvu de toute personnalité.
Eux et toi n’avez rien compris au journalisme.
J’ai résisté à leur configuration et j'ai refusé de vendre mon âme. Je continuerai d’être le bug dans la matrice de cette profession. Vous n’êtes pas prêts pour cette nouvelle génération de reporters déterminés qui arrivent.
Ghislain de Violet@gdeviolet
Elle a LITTÉRALEMENT été formée en alternance à France Télévisions, qui favorise les candidats boursiers ou issus de la « diversité ». Bref, la voie royale, le genre de contrat dont ne peuvent même pas rêver 98% des étudiants en journalisme.
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@Randamaiza7 @wramented He was also a ruthless autocrat and a mass murderer.
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@wramented What an insult to Stalin. He was the most practical leader of the 20th century & the 2nd best overall after Lenin.
Took a semi-feudal absolute monarchy, turned it into an economic superpower. Had more women in universities as post graduates & PhDs than any country in the world.
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Dr HadrienF retuiteado
@HadrienF2 and now you spell "mythology" just like Donald Trump would. See? Harold Bloom may be right after all...
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The Harry Potter séries may not be the greatest fantasy or the greatest children literature (but is far from bad) ever but this is pretentious drivel. Not because we should accept uncritically anything that is popular, but because it is looking down on children readers.
Time Capsule Tales@timecaptales
In the summer of 2000, as the Harry Potter series was quickly becoming a global sensation, legendary Yale critic Harold Bloom gave one of his most unpopular takes, calling 35 million readers wrong
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Dr HadrienF retuiteado
Le 1er mai 2020, Macron a appelé Zemmour pendant 45 minutes parce qu'il s'était fait insulter dans la rue. Ils avaient parlé de banlieues, d'islam et Macron lui avait demandé une note sur l'immigration. Voilà.
franceinfo@franceinfo
Silence d’Emmanuel Macron face au lynchage des maires : le maire de Saint-Denis, Bally Bagayoko, attendait des "mots rassurants. En le faisant pas, il se disqualifie à jamais" sur cette cause essentielle. "Son silence confirme qu’il n’est pas engagé sur cette lutte".
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If you want to understand why a country end up electing something as vile as Trump, this is the exact reason.
Christine@clharrington024
Absolutely!!! Why are we STILL requiring students to take foreign language in high school when there is virtually no benefit. Do high schoolers become fluent in the foreign language? No. Does it have a high ROI on cognitive development and brain health? Also no. Students’ brains would benefit more from 60 minutes of aerobic exercise than from sitting in a foreign language class. Also, we all have translators in our pockets. This is one of the many requirements in education whose time has expired. Public ed must stop wasting students’ time.
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@clharrington024 Obviously you would since you are quite moronic, anyway it's an honour to be block by you.
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Absolutely!!! Why are we STILL requiring students to take foreign language in high school when there is virtually no benefit.
Do high schoolers become fluent in the foreign language? No.
Does it have a high ROI on cognitive development and brain health? Also no.
Students’ brains would benefit more from 60 minutes of aerobic exercise than from sitting in a foreign language class.
Also, we all have translators in our pockets.
This is one of the many requirements in education whose time has expired.
Public ed must stop wasting students’ time.
Brilyn Hollyhand@BrilynHollyhand
American high schools are wrong for requiring American students to learn Spanish in order to earn advanced diplomas, while not giving those same students the option to take practical classes like electrical or wood shop.
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@Poptimus_ Good that's not what Harry Potter is doing then. Gee there's plenry of thing to criticize in the series without making dumb statement like this...
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When a children's book uncritically adds slavery and racial hierarchy, I do not think its good for children to read.
Joyce Carol Oates@JoyceCarolOates
scholars of children's literature have an historical perspective that others don't have, certainly not children. from that perspective the Harry Potter series is not serious literature since it is "filled with cliches"--but from the perspective of a child reader, the series is entertaining pop culture; & for children all / most reading is good.
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@JohnsonBec32985 @ArielGonzalez_1 @JoyceCarolOates Yeah and on these instance their utterance do not have the added value that should come from actual literary criticism, they are mère opinions, not more serious than regular joe's opinion...
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@ArielGonzalez_1 @JoyceCarolOates And all literary critics FROM time to TIME make assertions without proof. When Samuel Johnson said that Lycidas is a pastoral " vulgarity and disgusting " did Dr. Johnson give any textual proof? The point is that ALL of the good literary critics SOMETIMES make assertions without
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scholars of children's literature have an historical perspective that others don't have, certainly not children. from that perspective the Harry Potter series is not serious literature since it is "filled with cliches"--but from the perspective of a child reader, the series is entertaining pop culture; & for children all / most reading is good.
Time Capsule Tales@timecaptales
In the summer of 2000, as the Harry Potter series was quickly becoming a global sensation, legendary Yale critic Harold Bloom gave one of his most unpopular takes, calling 35 million readers wrong
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@JoyceCarolOates I agree, but Bloom wasn't a scholar of children literature and a scholar of children literature would not speak like that. They would not receive the works uncritically but they would certainly not dissmiss it in those terms!
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@Siddheart_AUS @JoyceCarolOates The irony here is that it is a widely embraced kind of stupidity,and even if it wasn't so common it would still be stupid.
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@JoyceCarolOates Joyce, you are wrong. Its better off not reading than reading slop and potter is really big slop.
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