Temporality, Liminality and Class in Tim Fehlbaum’s Tides

York St John university, offered the audience a critical and thought provoking, etymologically driven approach to understanding the film's grapple with contemporary crises, their varied and varying temporalities, and how and when the film falls short of a radical re-imagining of already uneven social structures.

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2024-10-17
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https://doi.org/10.21428/75bc60de.b492d4c3
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Globalization and Cultural Identity
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Temporality, Liminality and Class in Tim Fehlbaum’s Tides

Adam Stock
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Temporality, Liminality and Class in Tim Fehlbaum’s Tides

Adam Stock
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York St John university, offered the audience a critical and thought provoking, etymologically driven approach to understanding the film's grapple with contemporary crises, their varied and varying temporalities, and how and when the film falls short of a radical re-imagining of already uneven social structures.

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