Thursday, May 14
We discussed Casablanca, focusing on the relation of the personal (romantic) and political elements of the movie. Students received a handout with a brief essay by Alastaire Cooke on Humphrey Bogart as "the only possible idealist" in the WWII anti-fascist period.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
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