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| More dialogical than monological, The Role of a Lifetime ends up highlighting distinct bodies of work and visions: Narkevicius's audio interviews with Watkins, drawings by Mindaugas Lukosaitis (filmed by Audrius Kemezys, who catches Lukosaitis's hand), and archival footage of Brighton filmed by Geoffrey Cook in the '60s. But for others (particularly in the wake of the Israeli response to Palestinian aspirations) it will be clear, as it is to me, that Pagis's disturbing paean to deathly silence can not be easily confined within the monological thrust of national or officially sanctioned commemorative narratives, and indeed transcend any efforts to contain them. Hoxby shrewdly avoids the monological approach of a number of critics who dwell on Satan's association with trade and empire. |
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