Artigo Revisado por pares

On the Passion of the Christ: Exploring the Issues Raised by the Controversial Movie

2006; Volume: 25; Issue: 2 Linguagem: Inglês

ISSN

0144-4646

Autores

William E. Biernatzki,

Tópico(s)

American Constitutional Law and Politics

Resumo

One is Raymond Arroyo, of the Wall Street Journal (and, although not Mentioned by Fredriksen, also of the Eternal Word Television Network-EWTN-a Conservative Catholic Cable Television Network), and Christopher Noxon, of the New York Times Sunday Magazine. Arroyo's Favorable View of the Film and of Gibson's Personal Commitment in Risking a Huge Financial Loss to Produce it is Contrasted with Noxon's Situating the Film and Gibson's Catholic Practice within the Spectrum of an Anti-modernist Movement Known as 'traditionalism' (p. Xii). Fredriksen Traces Three predictable Features of the Film, Arising from its Historical and Cultural Origins: innate Anti-judaism, obvious Roman Catholicism, and lurid Violence (p. Xiii).

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