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| Re: Purple and pink are long time Bungie game colo | |
| Posted By: Flynn J Taggart | Date: 7/2/12 1:51 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Purple and pink are long time Bungie game colo (General Battuta) : Totally fair. The death of the author : (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_the_Author) is a slightly : counterintuitive concept in modern criticism which denies the importance : of authorial intent or history in the interpretation of a work. The strong : 'dead author' camp contends that the only source used in analysis of a : work should be the work itself - this can be taken to ridiculous extremes, : but I think it's often valuable. The creator often doesn't fully apprehend : what their work may be saying. A great example is Pixar's Ratatouille, : which is a fantastically crafted paean to the value of passion and : artistic genius, but which contains - doubtless without any intent : whatsoever - readings that include some utterly appalling messages about : women. : In this case, while it's interesting and cool to highlight Bungie's history
Sounds like justification for lazy academics.
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