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E.40 如何在影视作品中呈现政治纷争 Cinematic Representations of Political Contestation (2020.12.13)
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这是继《E.25 超级英雄政治学 Superhero Politics(2018.8.4)》与《E.32 回顾金斯伯格大法官 Revisiting JusticeGinsburg (2020.9.19)》之后的又一期《小声喧哗》节目回放，录制于2020年12月13日。其时2020年的美国大选刚刚结束一个月，时任总统特朗普一方正在大肆造谣，指控对手拜登的胜利是通过投票舞弊而获得的。一晃四年多过去了，特朗普再度入主白宫，所作所为比第一任期更甚。重听当时的讨论，令人无限感慨。
【以下是《小声喧哗》原节目的文案】
大选在即，国难当头，人民走上街头示威，抗议国家暴力机构制造的无辜血案，而总统眼里只有党争和权斗——我们该如何讲述这样的政治现实？2020年，两个导演给出了两份截然不同的答卷：艾伦·索尔金（Aaron Sorkin）借史讽今的《芝加哥七君子审判》（The Trial of the Chicago 7），与萨沙·拜伦·科恩（Sacha Baron Cohen）荒诞黑色的《波拉特II》（BoratSubsequent Moviefilm: Delivery Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan）。这一期节目里，我们和老朋友林三土（林垚）、新朋友Huey Li一起聊了聊这两部电影。
4:36 提到Sorkin的影视作品，你第一个想到的是什么？
11:38 芝加哥七君子审判的历史背景，对比影片中所呈现的左翼路线冲突
26:06 六十年代芝加哥示威冲突在2020年Black Lives Matter（BLM）运动中的重演
40:16 在2020年，Borat似乎比Sorkin更写实
47:36 我们都爱Tutar
53:06 在后真相时代，我们该如何看Borat？我们还需要Borat吗？
【附】
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E.35 特朗普时代的美国：左翼篇 Trump's America,Part 1: The Left (2025.1.24)
E.36 特朗普时代的美国：右翼篇 Trump's America,Part 2: The Right (2025.3.22)
E.31 进步主义破产了吗 Is ProgressivismFalling Apart? (2025.1.3)
E.30 信息茧房时代的公共说理 Public Reasoning inthe Age of Information Cocoon (2024.12.7)
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这是继《E.25 超级英雄政治学 Superhero Politics(2018.8.4)》与《E.32 回顾金斯伯格大法官 Revisiting JusticeGinsburg (2020.9.19)》之后的又一期《小声喧哗》节目回放，录制于2020年12月13日。其时2020年的美国大选刚刚结束一个月，时任总统特朗普一方正在大肆造谣，指控对手拜登的胜利是通过投票舞弊而获得的。一晃四年多过去了，特朗普再度入主白宫，所作所为比第一任期更甚。重听当时的讨论，令人无限感慨。
【以下是《小声喧哗》原节目的文案】
大选在即，国难当头，人民走上街头示威，抗议国家暴力机构制造的无辜血案，而总统眼里只有党争和权斗——我们该如何讲述这样的政治现实？2020年，两个导演给出了两份截然不同的答卷：艾伦·索尔金（Aaron Sorkin）借史讽今的《芝加哥七君子审判》（The Trial of the Chicago 7），与萨沙·拜伦·科恩（Sacha Baron Cohen）荒诞黑色的《波拉特II》（BoratSubsequent Moviefilm: Delivery Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan）。这一期节目里，我们和老朋友林三土（林垚）、新朋友Huey Li一起聊了聊这两部电影。
4:36 提到Sorkin的影视作品，你第一个想到的是什么？
11:38 芝加哥七君子审判的历史背景，对比影片中所呈现的左翼路线冲突
26:06 六十年代芝加哥示威冲突在2020年Black Lives Matter（BLM）运动中的重演
40:16 在2020年，Borat似乎比Sorkin更写实
47:36 我们都爱Tutar
53:06 在后真相时代，我们该如何看Borat？我们还需要Borat吗？
【附】
《空谈》
E.35 特朗普时代的美国：左翼篇 Trump's America,Part 1: The Left (2025.1.24)
E.36 特朗普时代的美国：右翼篇 Trump's America,Part 2: The Right (2025.3.22)
E.31 进步主义破产了吗 Is ProgressivismFalling Apart? (2025.1.3)
E.30 信息茧房时代的公共说理 Public Reasoning inthe Age of Information Cocoon (2024.12.7)
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