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Hi guys! Just hoping that someone could give me a related material that supports the idea that the atomic bomb was a good thing. Thanks in advance!
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Good luck finding that.
If you do find some, whoever wrote that deserves to be tied to one when it gets dropped.
If you do find some, whoever wrote that deserves to be tied to one when it gets dropped.
Eistenhower's Second inaugural address, ;the price of peace'
Just observe the menancing undertone of the speech,
"Spendid as can be the blessings of such a peace, high will be it's cost: in toil patiently sustained, in help honorably given, in sacrifice calmly borne"
Just observe the menancing undertone of the speech,
"Spendid as can be the blessings of such a peace, high will be it's cost: in toil patiently sustained, in help honorably given, in sacrifice calmly borne"
Hey guys,
user: showy posted this on After the Bomb, found it quite helpful.
"After the bomb resources and ideas 2010
I've noticed that there is a fair few of us doing After the Bomb and there are very few resources available, and a lot of 'I'm so lost' threads around. Let's collate ideas and resources in one place. You post resources/ideas, and I'll add them to this post.
First up: Paradigms
Social/Cultural:Feminism
Political:Communism vs. Capitalism, Cold War, Detente period
Philosophical:Existential thought
Religious:
I have purposely not included 'personal' as a category here because personal isn't a category in itself, it's the response of composers to these paradigms, and what we're studying.
Resources:
Success in After the Bomb- textbook by Five Senses Education. Not up on the website yet- enquire at a store.
Essays
Creative Writing Samples/Ideas
Related Texts
The Atomic Cafe
The Crucible- Arthur Miller
1984- George Orwell
'The Plague', by Albert Kamus, 1948
Japanese 'Godzilla' film
'On the Beach' - both book and film.
'Grave of the Fireflies' - a Japanese anime film, 1988
'Atomic Cocktail' - if you wanted to do songs..
'Look back in Anger' - a play
'When the Wind Blows' - book
'North by Northwest' - Alfred Hitchcock
'On the waterfront' - something about the McCarthy era as well
'The Quiet American' - book.
'Rebel without a cause', James Dean
'White Noise', Don Danillo, 1984.
'The Third Man' - Reed.
Barefoot Gen
M.A.S.H. eps
Mad Men
Gojira- the original Japanese Godzilla
Dr No
From Russia With Love
Winston Churchill's speeches"
Hope you found that helpful. While I'm here, I've been given a creative task related to 'sense of place' in Cold war texts.... any ideas? I'm doing Hiroshima, Waiting for Godot and Sylvia Plath...
thanks guys!
"You ever seen a Commie drink a glass of water?" (Dr Strangelove)
user: showy posted this on After the Bomb, found it quite helpful.
"After the bomb resources and ideas 2010
I've noticed that there is a fair few of us doing After the Bomb and there are very few resources available, and a lot of 'I'm so lost' threads around. Let's collate ideas and resources in one place. You post resources/ideas, and I'll add them to this post.
First up: Paradigms
Social/Cultural:Feminism
Political:Communism vs. Capitalism, Cold War, Detente period
Philosophical:Existential thought
Religious:
I have purposely not included 'personal' as a category here because personal isn't a category in itself, it's the response of composers to these paradigms, and what we're studying.
Resources:
Success in After the Bomb- textbook by Five Senses Education. Not up on the website yet- enquire at a store.
Essays
Creative Writing Samples/Ideas
Related Texts
The Atomic Cafe
The Crucible- Arthur Miller
1984- George Orwell
'The Plague', by Albert Kamus, 1948
Japanese 'Godzilla' film
'On the Beach' - both book and film.
'Grave of the Fireflies' - a Japanese anime film, 1988
'Atomic Cocktail' - if you wanted to do songs..
'Look back in Anger' - a play
'When the Wind Blows' - book
'North by Northwest' - Alfred Hitchcock
'On the waterfront' - something about the McCarthy era as well
'The Quiet American' - book.
'Rebel without a cause', James Dean
'White Noise', Don Danillo, 1984.
'The Third Man' - Reed.
Barefoot Gen
M.A.S.H. eps
Mad Men
Gojira- the original Japanese Godzilla
Dr No
From Russia With Love
Winston Churchill's speeches"
Hope you found that helpful. While I'm here, I've been given a creative task related to 'sense of place' in Cold war texts.... any ideas? I'm doing Hiroshima, Waiting for Godot and Sylvia Plath...
thanks guys!
"You ever seen a Commie drink a glass of water?" (Dr Strangelove)