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@KateSherrod Yep. Also, for context, the no horns sign is used against the monster... which I argue is basically the emblematic representation of the "dark side" of the Miracle on the Han, which of course was in part facilitated by militarism in general, and perceived US military support...Permalink On twitter.com
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@KateSherrod ... of the dictatorship credited with all the benefits of that "Miracle on the Han." Which, like the monster, absolutely consumed human lives at a rampant rate. Not sure it's an intended resonance, but it wouldn't surprise me. But, yeah, it's all in that paper I linked. :)On twitter.com
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@KateSherrod Except the horn, mind: I never really noticed the image on the sign until you pointed it out. :) Like SEK pointed out so long ago (ah, I miss him) images in film are hyperdetermined: someone thought about that detail, you can be sure of it.Permalink On twitter.com