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Krzysztof Kieslowski's Decalogue and the Ambiguity of Meaning
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Verrone, William
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Exegesis & hermeneutics
/ Film theory
/ Motion picture criticism
/ Motion pictures
2012
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Verrone, William
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2012
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Krzysztof Kieslowski's Decalogue and the Ambiguity of Meaning
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Krzysztof Kieslowski's Decalogue and the Ambiguity of Meaning
2012
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Here, Verrone has thematic as well as methodological connections with traditional, Biblical hermeneutic analysis; its nuanced analysis concerns commentary on and moments in the ten-part Decalogue film project, which takes as its subject matter \"the tenuous relationship of the commandments to modern everyday existence\" (Verrone). By carefully tracing the logic of the dramatic conflicts featured in The Decalogue, Verrone is able to explicate the secular, humanistic vision that infuses the project. Using examples from various films in the series, Verrone elucidates the paradox that characters discover that they must \"contend with their moral dilemmas from the perspective of a solitary being\" just as they come to understand that \"their ethical choices necessarily involve interactions with others\" (Verrone).
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