“Cineastas”, was one of the great productions that, in a long life of theater-going, I have had the good fortune to see. The play concerns the lives and projects of four moviemakers, and the lines between lives and projects, and between characters, actors, and “real people,” often tangle and blur. One might say quickly that this is the point.
Categories: William Eaton, ZiLL • Tags: film, Hispanic, theater
From Alexia Raynal, Zeteo Assistant Editor 16 September 2012 I would like to begin this week of reading by calling attention to one of Kitty Calavita’s most recent books: Invitation to Law and Society (University of Chicago Press, 2010.) There, Calavita argues that legal constructions shape human behavior, and, in turn, human behavior shapes legal constructions. As I was reading her friendly “invitation,” I came to wonder if non-legal citizens can also shape the way that a country creates legal constructions. […]
Categories: Alexia Raynal, ZiR • Tags: beliefs, Hispanic, immigration, journalism, law, objectivity, sociology, war
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