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Orlando Bloom Kingdom of Heaven
Journal of Media and Religion
"The Necessity of Permanent Criticism: A Postcolonial Critique of Ridley Scott’s Kingdom of Heaven." Journal of Media and Religion 9 (2010): 129-149 (lead article).

I am deeply concerned with the question, What causes people to think war is a good idea?  In this article, I examine how a Hollywood movie functions rhetorically to convince people of war's nobility and necessity.


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