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Interpreting Identity and Cultural Reflections in Hong Kong’s Transition Cinema: The Phantom Lover (1995) and Fly Me to Polaris (1999)
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This thesis offers an analysis of two Hong Kong films, The Phantom Lover (1995), directed by Ronny Yu, and Fly Me to Polaris (1999), directed by Jingle Ma, and their source texts, examining how they depict the nuances of culture and identity within the context of historical transitions. Hong Kong...
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Spring 2012
This work analyzes cultural differences between Italy and Canada based on newspaper articles and headlines on three major events of our recent past: the attack at the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001; the death of Osama Bin Laden in May 2011; and the most recent massacre in Oslo, Norway,...
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Fall 2016
Si les identités culturelles des pays d’Amérique latine, de la Caraïbe ou du Québec ont longtemps été forgées autour d’une seule et unique référence totalisante, tournée vers l’Europe, ces régions montrent depuis quelques décennies de profonds signes de rupture et d’hétérogénéité. Depuis les...
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Fall 2012
Exile, a term that encompasses a variety of meanings, implies primarily an uprootal or a displacement towards something else: the departure from a point of familiarity towards the unknown. These days, in a world where individuals are increasingly mobile and métissés, this term no longer applies...