Welcome back to KIPS' AMERICAN GRAFFITI BLOG. It's time to take your head out
from under the hood of your hot rod and dig this examination of your
favorite movie from a unique perspective. Today for your reading pleasure I've posted an examination of American Graffiti like no other. Published in 1979 and written by B. H. Fairchild, Jr. the author compares George Lucas with visionary painter/poet William Blake. It's quite fascinating and recognizes Lucas' American Graffiti as a vision of the universal mythological depths that are at the heart of the experiences of all people, all generations and all cultures that must endure change. ENJOY!
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Copyright 2002 EBSCO Publishing
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