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Jan 28, 2021

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premonitions, miscommunication, language as the basis for civilization, epistemology, objectivist vs interpretivist, the score, johann johannsson, max richter, and ampas rule 15e

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Jan 28, 2021

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professors robert and sarah black examine the film arrival 5 minutes at a time.

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minutes 1-5 - our own perception of time and space and memory and reality: time loops, somewhere in time, costumes, identity, names, earliest memories, cancer, fate, and galician portuguese. #arrival by five minute arrival
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minutes 6-10 - we love you, alien leaders: lockdown, monoliths, apathy, ship locations, numerology, quebec nationalist lionel groulx, signs, indpendence day, 24-hour news cycle, fake news, agenda setting theory, the social dilemma, the hong kong poster mistake, and peter singer's the life you ... by five minute arrival
33 min listen
minutes 16-20 - to find out more, look for the link: premonitions, miscommunication, language as the basis for civilization, epistemology, objectivist vs interpretivist, the score, johann johannsson, max richter, and ampas rule 15e #arrival by five minute arrival
23 min listen
minutes 11-15 - do the aliens want cows?: lockdown hoarding, no new gun licenses, montana, forest whitaker, max weber, linguist vs translator, jessica coons, dialects, jargon, ssbi, tv tropes' the worm guy, the dow jones, the sanskrit mistake guest: sean german from the next scene #arrival ... by five minute arrival
43 min listen
minutes 41-45 - all their meaningful glances: colonizing language, translating kangaroo, parables, darmok, rom com moments, power and communication, stargate, "what is your purpose on earth?", limits to language, abbott and costello, non-linear time, and memory of the future by five minute arrival
42 min listen
minutes 31-35 - it's kind of an upbeat ending, i guess: the long hallway, 2001, going toward the light, the nave as movie theater, oxygen levels, john scott haldane, a canary in a coal mine, titles, seeing different parts of the elephant, alien design, xenomorph toys, unrest, the mist, and the meaning of ... by five minute arrival
46 min listen
minutes 36-40 - we walk in and they say "oh, hi mark": a timing problem, hands, whiteboards, semiotics, katie porter, logorama, alien sound design, alien shape, alien names, and darmok #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
27 min listen
minutes 21-25 - the way human nature is: character introductions, the day the earth stood still, godzilla, archetypes, close encounters, 2001, greenland, halpern's paranoia, room 237, fibonacci, spirals, breathing, and monoliths. guest: chris frain #arrival by five minute arrival
43 min listen
minutes 26-30 - we're never truly able to communicate unfiltered: the shape of the shell, encoding, decoding, manipulating gravity, the shape of the entryway, 15 eunomia, disorientation, map orientation and political power dynamics by five minute arrival
25 min listen
minutes 46-50 - everything is part of one thing: tower of babel, social penetration theory, alien design, the darkling sea, trusting science, songbird, lockdown, abbott and costello, and perspective guest: dave pallas #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
42 min listen
minutes 51-55 – like real-life transformation, it’s ugly and you suffer: horse imagery, bureaucracy, sacrifice, lasky, caterpillar symbolism, musical cue: heptapod b, ian’s overnarration, location coordinates and maps, sheena easton, semasiography, and the grass mud horse by five minute arrival
49 min listen
minutes 61-65 - that's what this show is for--to get all that nuance: sapir-whorf hypothesis, linguistic determinism, behaviorism, colonization, sturmfrei, piraha, pormpuraaw, neo-whorfianism, muted group theory, pontypool, mahjong #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
32 min listen
minute 56-60 - i recognize the me in you: exposition, montage, narration, my octopus teacher, nonlinear orthography, dating and communication, connection, guy fawkes, contact, realism, immigration, right wing conspiracies, astronaut owen garriott, and free will vs determinism guest: molly b ... by five minute arrival
43 min listen
minutes 66-70 - fingers on hands on fingers on giant hands: 2010, the abyss, cinematography, zoom calls, logograms, free will, china as antagonist, storytelling in different mediums, and the need for plot. guest: curtis bloes #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
53 min listen

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minutes 66-70 - fingers on hands on fingers on giant hands: 2010, the abyss, cinematography, zoom calls, logograms, free will, china as antagonist, storytelling in different mediums, and the need for plot. guest: curtis bloes #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
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minutes 61-65 - that's what this show is for--to get all that nuance: sapir-whorf hypothesis, linguistic determinism, behaviorism, colonization, sturmfrei, piraha, pormpuraaw, neo-whorfianism, muted group theory, pontypool, mahjong #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
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minute 56-60 - i recognize the me in you: exposition, montage, narration, my octopus teacher, nonlinear orthography, dating and communication, connection, guy fawkes, contact, realism, immigration, right wing conspiracies, astronaut owen garriott, and free will vs determinism guest: molly b ... by five minute arrival
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minutes 51-55 – like real-life transformation, it’s ugly and you suffer: horse imagery, bureaucracy, sacrifice, lasky, caterpillar symbolism, musical cue: heptapod b, ian’s overnarration, location coordinates and maps, sheena easton, semasiography, and the grass mud horse by five minute arrival
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minutes 46-50 - everything is part of one thing: tower of babel, social penetration theory, alien design, the darkling sea, trusting science, songbird, lockdown, abbott and costello, and perspective guest: dave pallas #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
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minutes 41-45 - all their meaningful glances: colonizing language, translating kangaroo, parables, darmok, rom com moments, power and communication, stargate, "what is your purpose on earth?", limits to language, abbott and costello, non-linear time, and memory of the future by five minute arrival
42 min listen
minutes 36-40 - we walk in and they say "oh, hi mark": a timing problem, hands, whiteboards, semiotics, katie porter, logorama, alien sound design, alien shape, alien names, and darmok #arrival #moviesbyminutes by five minute arrival
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minutes 31-35 - it's kind of an upbeat ending, i guess: the long hallway, 2001, going toward the light, the nave as movie theater, oxygen levels, john scott haldane, a canary in a coal mine, titles, seeing different parts of the elephant, alien design, xenomorph toys, unrest, the mist, and the meaning of ... by five minute arrival
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minutes 26-30 - we're never truly able to communicate unfiltered: the shape of the shell, encoding, decoding, manipulating gravity, the shape of the entryway, 15 eunomia, disorientation, map orientation and political power dynamics by five minute arrival
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minutes 21-25 - the way human nature is: character introductions, the day the earth stood still, godzilla, archetypes, close encounters, 2001, greenland, halpern's paranoia, room 237, fibonacci, spirals, breathing, and monoliths. guest: chris frain #arrival by five minute arrival
43 min listen
minutes 11-15 - do the aliens want cows?: lockdown hoarding, no new gun licenses, montana, forest whitaker, max weber, linguist vs translator, jessica coons, dialects, jargon, ssbi, tv tropes' the worm guy, the dow jones, the sanskrit mistake guest: sean german from the next scene #arrival ... by five minute arrival
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minutes 6-10 - we love you, alien leaders: lockdown, monoliths, apathy, ship locations, numerology, quebec nationalist lionel groulx, signs, indpendence day, 24-hour news cycle, fake news, agenda setting theory, the social dilemma, the hong kong poster mistake, and peter singer's the life you ... by five minute arrival
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minutes 1-5 - our own perception of time and space and memory and reality: time loops, somewhere in time, costumes, identity, names, earliest memories, cancer, fate, and galician portuguese. #arrival by five minute arrival
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