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Carved in the flesh: An Erickson lecture by Dr. Lina Kuhn
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Carved in the flesh: An Erickson lecture by Dr. Lina Kuhn
On April 17th, Dr. Lina Kuhn gave a presentation on the concepts she found in Ana Amirpour’s “The Bad Batch,” notably desert aesthetics and biopower. She chose this specific movie because it explored the ideas in a method she had not seen before. “Film as a medium is uniquely able to shed light on our real-world situations, in new and exciting ways,” said Kuhn. The film takes place in a dystopian alternate future where the U.S. government se…
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