 | Stanley Cavell - Performing Arts - 1981 - 300 pages
...remarriage is, judging from the films I take to define it, of a sort that leads to acknowledgment; to the reconciliation of a genuine forgiveness; a...place, one removed from the city of confusion and divorce. One moral to draw from the structure of Private Lives is that no one feature of the genre... | |
 | Kristine Brunovska Karnick, Henry Jenkins - Performing Arts - 1995 - 826 pages
...remarriage is, judging from the films I take to define it, of a sort that leads to acknowledgment; to the reconciliation of a genuine forgiveness; a...place, one removed from the city of confusion and divorce." Cavell goes on to focus on seven films, six from the 1934 to 1941 period, asserting that... | |
 | Russell Jackson - Literary Criticism - 2000 - 364 pages
...remarriage. The witty bickering and confusion of gender roles in these comedies leads, Cavell argues, 'to acknowledgement; to the reconciliation of a genuine...place, one removed from the city of confusion and divorce'.14 Shakespeareans, of course, can hear echoes of Northrop Frye and CL Barber in Cavell's language... | |
 | Samuel Crowl - English drama - 2003 - 289 pages
...these films as comedies of remarriage. The witty bickering in these comedies leads "to acknowledgment; to the reconciliation of a genuine forgiveness; a...place, one removed from the city of confusion and divorce."11 Shakespeareans, of course, can hear echoes of Northrop Frye and CL Barber in Cavell 's... | |
 | Clark Davis - Literary Criticism - 2005 - 212 pages
...The Ancestral Footstep The conversation of what I call the genre of remarriage is ... of a sort that leads to acknowledgement; to the reconciliation of...place, one removed from the city of confusion and divorce. — c A v ELL , Pursuits of Happiness Forgetting the Secret But what I wish to suggest above... | |
 | Andrew Norris - Philosophy - 2006 - 404 pages
...have to be, furthermore, a re-union. In order to establish it, we will need, to use Cavell's words, "the reconciliation of a genuine forgiveness; a reconciliation...the achievement of a new perspective on existence" (p. 19). The many parties that make up global society must learn to see themselves as the same and... | |
 | Russell Jackson - Literary Criticism - 2007 - 12 pages
...as to require the metamorphosis of death and revival; the achievement of a new perspective on 2.34 existence; a perspective that presents itself as a place, one removed from the city of confusion and divorce'.14 Shakespeareans, of course, can hear echoes of Northrop Frye and CL Barber in Cavell's language... | |
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I take to define it, of a sort that leads to acknowledgment; to the reconciliation of a genuine forgiveness; a reconciliation so profound as to require the metamorphosis of death and revival, the achievement of a new perspective on existence; a perspective... 