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Money Doesn’t Talk, It Swears: The Wolf of Wall Street as a Homology for America’s Ambivalent Attitude on Financial Excess

机译:钱不说话,它发誓:华尔街之狼是美国对金融过剩的歧义态度的同质学

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Audiences have praised and criticized Martin Scorsese’s film The Wolf of Wall Streetrnsince its release. Despite projecting a portrait of Wall Street greed, the film’s culturalrnreception demonstrates a public ambiguously mesmerized by a wealthy individual andrnhis “get rich quick” philosophy. This article argues that Scorsese’s film and rhetoric fromrnthe real Jordan Belfort act as a homology for America’s ambivalent attitude on thernhegemonic power of money and celebrity. Connecting rhetorical homologies to RaymondrnWilliams’s structure of feeling, this article illustrates how personal and publicrnattitudes are constituted through a text’s form and content.
机译:自发行以来,观众就对马丁·斯科塞斯的电影《华尔街之狼》表示赞赏和批评。尽管放映了华尔街的贪婪肖像,这部电影的文化接受力仍然显示出公众被富裕的个人和他的“快速致富”哲学迷住了。本文认为,斯科塞斯的电影和言论来自真正的约旦·贝尔福特,这与美国对金钱和名人的霸权主义态度持矛盾态度。本文将修辞上的同调与RaymondrnWilliams的情感结构联系起来,阐述了个人和公共态度如何通过文本的形式和内容来构成。

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