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The Terrifying Reciprocity of the Aesthetic Gaze in Visconti’s ‘Death in Venice’
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The Terrifying Reciprocity of the Aesthetic Gaze in Visconti’s ‘Death in Venice’

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Chadwick Jenkins
/ 17 May 2019

Luchino Visconti’s oft-misunderstood Death in Venice tenderly explores how beauty stares back at us and demands that we accept and acknowledge its terrible contradictions.

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‘The Fan Who Knew Too Much’ Is Written by an Astute Fan of Gospel with a Well-Honed Critical Sense

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/ 16 August 2012
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The Magic Mountain by Thomas Mann

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/ 5 August 2005

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