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10) But there's no way to know for sure if the unknown seamstresses' moves to disarticulate the boldly colored horizontal patterns was arbitrary or intentional. However, this gesture does not redeem the fact that "Summer of Love" disarticulates its own art-historical project by giving in to anecdote and to the spectacular. The "out-of-orderness" Lee found so inimical to his project of chronological enlightenment and that he simply "got rid of," however, is precisely Baldwin's strategy to use film to disarticulate the discreteness of autobiography mapped onto historical eras. |
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