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Terrible Silence, Eternal Silence A Consideration of Dinah's Voicelessness in the Text and Interpretive Traditions of Genesis 34
INTRODUCTION
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CRUCIAL VIEWING
Vincente Minnelli's MADAME BOVARY (American Revival)
Music Box Theatre - Sunday, 11:30am
Irony abounds in Gustave Flaubert's Madame Bovary, and ironically enough, it was a romantic director who was chosen to direct yet another film adaptation of the realist author's paradoxical masterpiece. Vincente Minnelli uses Flaubert's obscenity trial as a framing device so that Flaubert is literally telling the story, though the differences between Flaubert and Minnelli make one wonder if the author is really the auteur. (MGM incorporated this device in order to circumvent HUAC scrutiny, though it's expertly utilized as a tool with which to distinguish the book and the film.) A founding father of literary realism, Flaubert is noted for his objective detachment; Minnelli, on the other hand, was an assured romantic whose visual flourishes are as earnest as Flaubert's prose was resolute. Flaubert's novel is critical of romanticism, disparaging it as a bourgeois ideal that leads only to disappointment, while Minnelli uses the stereotypical concept of hysteria to subversive ends, contrasting the hysterical joy of Emma Bovary's fleeting happiness with the hysteria brought on by the realization that she'll never fully realize her potential. As Robin Wood declares in his ess