A. How does he compare Keaton and Chaplin? B. Mast says that a consistent motif is the elimination of all inhuman definitions of worth. What does he mean?
A. How does he compare Keaton and Chaplin?
B. Mast says that a consistent motif is the elimination of all inhuman definitions of worth. What does he mean?
2) Rubenstein reading:
A. What is the Thing/Things, and in what sense is machinery a manifestation of the Thing? B. How does he read the recruiting scene and what does that tell you about Keaton's comedy?
A. What is the Thing/Things, and in what sense is machinery a manifestation of the Thing?
B. How does he read the recruiting scene and what does that tell you about Keaton's comedy?