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• An Architecture for Learning Language

  A Cognitive Neural Architecture Able to Learn and Communicate through Natural Language Bruno Golosio , Angelo Cangelosi, Olesya Gamotina, Giovanni Luca Masala... Read more

  The 16 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• Problematic Identifications: The Wind Rises as a Japanese Film

  

  When we say that a film is Japanese, what do we mean? First of all, and most fundamentally, we mean that it is made by Japanese artisans in Japan. In that... Read more

  The 20 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• How Caproni is Staged in The Wind Rises

  

  After my first time through The Wind Rises I had the impression that it alternated between dream sequences and live-action sequences. Read more

  The 27 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• From Concept to First Flight: The A5M Fighter in Miyazaki’s The Wind Rises

  

  In yesterday’s post [1] I sketched what I take to the be overall pattern of The Wind Rises: Gianni Caproni presides over Horikoshi’s imaginative life until he... Read more

  The 11 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• The Wind Rises: A Note About Failure, Human and Natural

  

  Horikoshi interacts with Gianni Caproni, the Italian aircraft designer, three times in the film. The first, third, and fourth times seem to involve dream... Read more

  The 18 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• The Wind Rises, It Opens with a Dream: What’s in Play?

  

  This post is about the opening dream sequence of The Wind Rises. I’m interested in the way this sequence prefigures the whole film. Read more

  The 08 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• Horikoshi’s Wife: Affective Binding and Grief in The Wind Rises [3QD]

  

  01:38:27 I chose to write about Miyazaki’s The Wind Rises for this months column in 3 Quarks Daily: Why Miyazaki’s The Wind Rises is Not Morally Repugnant. Read more

  The 16 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• The Conduit Metaphor and the Intentionalist Debate in Literary Criticism

  

  In thinking about Joseph Carroll’s literary theorizing I’ve found myself thinking about authorial intention, interpretation, and the meaning of literary texts. Read more

  The 03 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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• Beware of ‘Eastern Lightning’

  

  Have you heard of Eastern Lightning? If not, hang on because it’s quite a story. Eastern Lightning is also known as the Church of the Almighty God, Church of th... Read more

  The 06 November 2015 by   Mmcgee
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• Horikoshi at Work: At Play Among the Modes of Being

  

  Thinking about yesterday’s post analyzing the opening dream sequence of The Wind Rises [1] I thought I’d make a simple table listing the alternating sequences,... Read more

  The 09 November 2015 by   Bbenzon
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