Mike Delaney
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Pensive (or slightly inebriated) - Mike Delaney
Mike Delaney is a writer from Canterbury, currently studying Film and Literature at the University of Warwick, England. He holds a vested interest in film and literature both as art forms and also as historical documents. His favourite author is David Foster Wallace (RIP) and his favourite film director is David Lynch (tentatively so). He is competent in guitar, piano and drumming, and an avid Manchester United Football Fan.
Latest Articles
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'Destry Rides Again' and David Bordwell's 'Classical Hollywood'
An application of David Bordwell's definition of 'Classical Hollywod' in relation to George Marshall's 'Destry Rides Again' (1939).
Mar 21, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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An Outline of David Bordwell's Definition of Classical Hollywood
This article dissects and interprets David Bordwell's definition of 'Classical Hollywood' from his contribution to The Classical Hollywood Cinema (1985)
Mar 21, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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FIFA 11 Online Secret Tips
Learn advanced and secret tips for dramatically increasing your wins online.
Mar 21, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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Online FIFA 11 Tips - Counter Tactics
Learn how to beat the top 5* teams with a top class tactic.
Mar 21, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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An Analysis of John Clare's 'Emmonsails Heath in Winter' 1824-32
This article attempts to analyse the theatre of nature and the notion of spectatorship in John Clare's poem, "Emmonsail's Heath in Winter".
Mar 21, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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The Aims of Neorealism and Vittorio De Sica
This article attempts to analyze the nuances of Vittorio De Sica's early work in relation to the problematic 'aims' of neo-realism.
Mar 21, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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The Aims of Neorealism and Roberto Rossellini
This article attempts to analyze the nuances of Roberto Rossellini's War Trilogy in relation to the problematic 'aims' of neorealism.
Mar 21, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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The Aims of Italian Neorealist Cinema
The aims of Italian Neorealist Cinema can be hard to distinguish. This article assesses the theoretical, practical, and ideological facets of the movement.
Mar 3, 2011
- Mike Delaney
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