Siegfried Kracauer's "The Mass Ornament," Explained

[@nathimoon]

I'm studying various texts from different authors in a Master's Discipline. Having a video dissecting this text and you* telling us that it is very abstract from "part 3" on is such a blessing and it comforts me in a level you cannot imagine! Thank you so much! * If a Professor of the area is telling me this, I feel less """dumb""" and so much more engaged(???) in studying the subject with less self-deprecation 😅😬 Thanks thanks thanks!

[@pucinnilives]

This blew my mind! Thank you so much for the clear and engaging analysis.

[@KD-ns7bj]

Thanks so much for doing my job for me! I have been lecturing on this for years, using many of the same clips. Yours is a much tidier version to show my students hereon.

[@heatherkai]

Thank you for the work you put in to these.

[@ancalagon113]

super useful and well structured!

[@giftedboi]

I’m only just finding this concept just after I’ve seen Wicked: Part I, and this is the overwhelming feeling I got from that. It’s not a BAD movie - arguably it’s the best movie musical ever made. But it is also very much the mass ornament version of that story, and I don’t think that quite applies to the stageplay, or even the many features from Glee.

[@katie.margerison]

Thank you for this helpful video! Was there ever a second part to this video posted?

[@ruthlesssilence]

thank you so much! this video was really informative and helpful!

[@moneyisntrealnow]

these videos are great thanks

[@alanflaco2081]

Thank you. This is essential film knowledge.

[@nothingmatters321]

Great presentation. Do you have one on From Caligari to Hitler?

[@camilacarrioperez117]

this is so helpful, thankyou!

[@williamstrickland6892]

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[@tomg3290]

hummm.