One of Friedrich Nietzsche’s more famous and strangely popular idioms is his “Death of God” theory presented through the madman in his 1883 work The Gay Science. Though it has been used for all sorts of philosophical and theological purpose, … Continue reading →
It’s taken a while but yesterday I finally finished my first music video. Most filmmakers tend to lean towards this medium at some point, whether as a means to an end financially or even as a general palette for a … Continue reading →
Propaganda, Metaphor And Nostalgia: Sound And Music In Cinema About The British Working Class. Introduction – Class and the Arts “The collective function of music has become transformed into the function of ensnaring the customer.” (Adorno, 1947, p.61). Class is … Continue reading →
This review contains spoilers. The hit and miss nature of the this season of Doctor Who continues by providing the viewers with a story that provides in a microcosm, the problems and brilliance that this series has hit upon during … Continue reading →