Used to describe maintaining American public support for war, which Jiang says the film treats as more important than the European war front.
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home front
A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
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A source-grounded reading of a long Dante seminar that starts with a student dreaming of a tree across water and ends by redefining Purgatory as democratic hope, free will, dangerous guidance, prayer for the...
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Jiang argues that Saving Private Ryan frames the European war front as secondary to winning the American home front and keeping the public behind the war.
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"makes us look bad. We have to win the home front. Okay? Europe, this war front, it's secondary to the home front. We need..."
"...drew near us for they ran and ran and two in front of them who wept were crying in her journey mary made haste..."
"...upon that honest one he sees the other bearing her in front tearing her clothes and showing me her belly the stench that came..."
"...forward, he's behind Dante. So, um, because he's barring her in front, it's almost like he's hiding herself. And I think that when he's..."
"...lifting it so that its horn of flame rose always in front of them is higher my master said i think it's time that..."
"...all the crowd surrounds the one who won one goes in front and one tugs at his back and at his side one asks..."
"...purgatory there is it is it a beeline one step in front of the other always progress because i self -reflect when i fail..."
"...now fear tasks not in their charge. They were shown in front, and all that group, divided into seven choirs, made two of my..."
"...Has anyone actually done that? Has anyone just sat down in front of a painting for a whole afternoon and just looked at it?..."
"...of art you're putting on your face so when you're in front of her it's very about co -creation because it's your inner feeling..."
"...because there are so many people just you know standing in front of you."
"...high he had slung a sinner upward from the thighs in front the demon gripped him by the ankles then from our bridge he..."
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