Last week I went to see the anticlimactic “Rumble in the River,” a preseason-esque 42-0 University of Kentucky drubbing over Miami (OH) in Cincinnati’s Paul Brown Stadium.
It could be that the game’s most interesting moment for me took place before the game commenced. As per usual, I chose to remain seated during the performance of [...]
Posts Tagged ‘patriotism’
Sports and Patriotism
Posted in Sports, War, tagged Field of Schemes, football, imperial theology, patriotism, Paul Brown Stadium, peace, protest, Yankee Stadium on September 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A Belated Review of Charlie Wilson’s War
Posted in Film, Politics, tagged ambivalent critiques, Cold War ideology, patriotism, the War on Terror, Tom Hanks on May 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
One of the many things I wanted to write about this past semester (but didn’t get the chance, because I studied) is the recent film Charlie Wilson’s War (2007). While this film recounts the “true story” of Texas congressional representative Charlie Wilson and his efforts to spearhead a covert attack against Russia in the [...]

