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unproblematized

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  • Despite all the usual difficulties inherent in movies which include time travel, and the completely unproblematized heroic nature of the Korean resistance, the most frustrating element of the movie is the complete lack of creativity on the part of the directors in their conclusion.

    Movie: 2009 Lost Memories 2004

  • Despite all the usual difficulties inherent in movies which include time travel, and the completely unproblematized heroic nature of the Korean resistance, the most frustrating element of the movie is the complete lack of creativity on the part of the directors in their conclusion.

    井の中の蛙 » Movie: 2009 Lost Memories » Print 2004

  • Because it reads somewhere between a high modernist gentleman amateur’s contempt for professionalism and a 20th century white bourgeois dilettante’s disdain for the sellout — either way naively unproblematized and badly in need of deconstruction.

    Half-Centaur, Half-Chimera: Humanism and Science Fiction | Goblin Mercantile Exchange 2010

  • Connoisseurs of academic prose will savour the conclusion: "In the case of women's rights, when we understand process and destabilize the unproblematized notion that rights must be examined through a secular lens, when we pay attention to the particularities of the way religion is working through the law, we can then see the critical moments in which women articulate their rights in the fluid hybridity of multiple ideologies of law, of transnational legalities, as opposed to the outside discourses that set the only acceptable parameters as international and Western law".

    Top stories from Times Online 2009

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