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Fish hooks, nostrils, and Nietzsche
(1992-04-25) -
The pleasures and problems of filming the French: the making of "Biquefarre"
(1985-03-08)Gilcher explains various aspects of filming the documentary, "Biquefarre", on location in France. Problems of remote location, the roles played by locals, the lack of film knowlegde of rural life, and the environmental ... -
Ungers on architecture
(1978-05-07) -
The scene, an uninhabited island (on The Tempest)
(1995-05-01) -
A discussion with Claude Lanzmann about his films
(1995-04-27) -
Philip Glass discusses his work in theater and opera
(1995-04-19) -
Bei Dao and contemporary chinese poetry
(1995-03-31)After four local scholars read one poem each by Bei Dau in English, the author reads his work in the original Chinese. Huang discusses the acceptance and interpretation of this and other Chinese poetry in the United States. ... -
The hierarchy of Islamic arts
(1994-09-22)In this second in a series of three lectures, Nasr first discusses the presence of calligraphy in Islamic art, as well as the extensive use of complex geometry in design. He then introduces the topic of hierarchy in Islamic ... -
Modern architecture and the mass media
(1993-10-26)Colomina examines the interplay between high and mass culture, and the influence of that interaction, along with the advertising techniques of the technological revolution, on modern architecture. -
What is good design, and do we see any on the Cornell campus?
(1993-06-12)In his seminar, part of the 1993 Alumni Weekend, Hascup discusses various locations or structures on the Cornell campus which exhibit good design principles. Some of these locations include the Arts Quad, the Johnson Art ...
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