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Global Media Seminar with James Der Derian, John Santos, and chihuahuas

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The 2007 Global Media class prepares for its psycho-geographic drift to the Providence Mall to see The 300

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John Phillip Santos, James Der Derian and Eugene Jarecki with the inaugural 2006 Global Media class (and Che T-shirts)

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Errol Morris in the New Yorker

I haven't yet seen SOP, but I imagine it mirrors much of what Errol Morris and Philip Gourevitch discussed in a different medium last month:
http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2008/03/24/080324fa_fact_gourevitch

I'm particularly interested in the rapport Morris, a film director, must have built with "the woman behind the camera" at Abu Ghraib, Sabrina Harman for her to have spoken so candidly.

Posted by Kathleen Fleming on April 30, 2008 07:03 PM |

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