File spoon-archives/film-theory.archive/film-theory_1999/film-theory.9908, message 20


From: "rachel" <rachel-AT-zooid.org>
Subject: Re: whole-list vs private mailings
Date: Fri, 27 Aug 1999 23:14:23 -0700


The tenor of this posting from mfrank disturbs me - and I was enjoying the
debate until now ... we are debating and not fighting, right?


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From: <MFRANK-AT-lnmta.bentley.edu>
To: <film-theory-AT-lists.village.virginia.edu>
Sent: Friday, August 27, 1999 10:03 AM
Subject: RE: whole-list vs private mailings


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> P.S. I think XXF0XY


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īs (sic) sugestion is a very good one. If anyone does not
like a specific debate, just refrain from opening the messages having those
specific subjects...

     yeah, right!!!

     i'm reminded of that great bumper sticker  . . . the one that reads:

     IF YOU DON'T LIKE THE WAY I DRIVE,  GET OFF THE SIDEWALK


          the people who look to this list for discussions of film theory
      should certainly not be the ones who have to get off the sidewalk . .
.THE
     point of this list is film theory, and if you wanna talk about other
stuff
     there are lotsa other places to do it . . . and, by the way, joe
campbell--whom
     i admire a great deal--does NOT count as film theory, even if he may be
     USED FOR film theory . . . if someone out there wants to develop a
     thread about the way in which mythic figures come to play roles in
     the imagination that creates films or responds to them, that would be
     great---actually a very important theoretical issue . . . but PLEASE
     talk about the way the stuff connects to film theory . . . a list of
     your favorite people ain't worth crap . . . and if you're really not
sure
what
     the hell film theory is in the first place, why not pick up a copy of
MAST
&
     COHEN and read an essay or two before turning this into a glorified
     fanzine for poseurs




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