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Penned by The Doctor Updates Black Lives Matterīlack Lives Matter. Here we consider one idea from stoic metaphysics – that the universe begins and ends in cycles, with us living our lives over and over – and its representation in the 2001 film K-Pax. Stoicism is the beloved philosophy of emperors, slaves, and financial advisors. Penned by The Kibitzer (Guest) Articles 2001: A Space Stoic “What are you doing?” asks his co-prosecutor, to which Schultz answers “paying respects.” It’s a powerful, well-constructed scene with a very significant problem: it never happened. Eventually Richard Schultz, the prosecutor, sheds a tear and rises as well. One by one the defendants stand and raise their fists in solidarity. Penned by The Master Articles Why Care if They Made it Up? Historical Accuracy in The Trial of the Chicago 7Īt the climax of The Trial of the Chicago 7, Tom Hayden uses his closing remarks to read out the names of Americans killed in the Vietnam War. Penned by The Kibitzer (Guest) Articles Fight or Flyte? The Poetic Tradition in Assassin’s Creed: ValhallaĮver wanted to tell a colleague exactly what you think of them and not have it become a HR issue? Here we delve into a brief history of flyting – the poetic exchange of invectives – as found in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla. There are a few ways a film can deal with this problem. Or perhaps the villain isn’t especially villainous a sympathetic villain is common enough but something about this character makes it seem like they’re just straightforwardly in the right. Maybe the hero doesn’t seem to stand for anything good, and so there’s no reason to accept them as the hero. Sometimes, constructing the moral world doesn’t go smoothly. Penned by The Doctor Articles Trope Alert: Moral Warping Handsome but harmless? Quite the contrary! Prolific author, repeated winner of Witch Weekly's Most Charming Smile Award, and inept teacher. Penned by The Kibitzer (Guest) Articles Gilderoy Lockhart: Attempted Murderer This involves showing what can be accomplished through shame, but also what can’t. Here we consider the power of shame and embarrassment as seen through the lens of Okja. Penned by The Temp & The Doctor (Guest) Articles Okja and the Limits of Shame Here we consider whether volunteering to be a slave makes a moral difference. Penned by The Kibitzer (Guest) Articles Bioware & Voluntary SlaveryĪ recurring theme in Bioware’s Mass Effect and Dragon Age series is that slavery – while bad – can be justified if it’s chosen.

Here we discuss the how the film revels in gory death and yet pleads for us (Helen Lovejoy-style) to 'think of the children'. The Suicide Squad goes beyond just having a moral core it has a moralistic one.

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