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Festiwale filmowe poza filmami : glamour, grupy interesów, korporacje
(2018-01-20) - Journal articleIn order to understand the way a film festival operates, one has to switch the attention away from films, especially in the case of the glamour-driven festivals with their focus on red carpet, photo-ops etc. Films matter, ... -
Lewisian scorekeeping and the future
(2019) - Journal articleThe purpose of this paper is to draw out a little noticed, but (I think) correct and important, consequence of David Lewis’s theory of how the values of contextual parameters are determined. According to Lewis (1979), these ... -
Some results on the limits of thought
(2018-01-31) - Journal articleGeneralizing on some arguments due to Arthur Prior and Dmitry Mirimanoff, we provide some further limitative results on what can be thought. -
Артистичната личност и балканското кино : Подозрение и отчуждение
(2018-11-30) - Journal articleAs represented in Balkan cinema – and here we mainly look at cinematic texts created in the context of former Yugoslavia’s constituent republics -- the artist is suspect. The presence of the artist is awkwardly tolerated ... -
Following the Bear : the revival of Plough Monday traditions and the performance of rural identity in the East Anglian fenlands
(2018-08-13) - Journal articleIn Whittlesey and Ramsey, two market towns in the East Anglian fenlands, farm labourers led a ‘Straw Bear’ through the streets; one of an array of Plough Monday customs marking the start of the agricultural year. The ...