James’s Substack
James Anthony DiEugenioMy Personal Substack: Culture and Politics
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The Odyssey and Christopher Nolan: Part 3
I cannot say that Christopher Nolan has been one of my favorite directors. In fact, I have not liked the majority of his films. I did like his last film Oppenheimer. (Click here for my review https://consortiumnews.com/2023/07/24/oppenheime...
The Odyssey and Christopher Nolan: Part 2
It is very difficult to enumerate all the different versions of Homer’s The Odyssey on film and for television. But there is no doubt that it is one of the most commonly adapted works of literature ever. In fact, it might be the all-time le...
The Odyssey and Christopher Nolan
As I have always said, this substack will be about both politics and culture, particularly film. Therefore, the timeliness of the current version of Homer’s great epic poem is made to order for this writer.
It is a cliché to say that Homer...
In Memory of Bobby Kennedy: Part 9
As previously noted, Bobby Kennedy resisted running for president in 1968. Successful activist/attorney Allard Lowenstein wanted him to run as part of his Dump Johnson movement. Bobby turned him down, but Eugene McCarthy later accepted that...
In Memory of Bobby Kennedy, Part 8
At the end of Part 7, we showed how RFK’s advocacy of having the NLF involved in negotiations over Vietnam made him anathema to both the White House and the government in Saigon. President Johnson utterly refused to contemplate such a proce...
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Author or co editor of four books on the assassinations of the sixties, screen writer for Oliver Stone's two latest documentaries on the JFK case.
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