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| domain | lrb.co.uk |
| summary | The document seems to be a collection or summary related primarily around various writings including insights into Al Pacino's acting philosophy by Bee Wilson in "Looking for Al Pacino," discussions found within The Canongate Wall blog about Kathleen Jamie dated 27 June 2025, and mentions of other works such as Jonathan Lethem’s exploration on science fiction. It also references the LRB Winter Lectures series from various years (2010-2025) with diverse topics by multiple authors like Judith Butler to Hilary Mantel regarding different themes including power structures in society which do not directly relate specifically back to Al Pacino or his acting style but appear as a collection of intellectual discourse. There is also mention that the Edward Said and Late Style works were presented at The Southbank Centre on 9 March 2025, again showcasing influential figures discussing various topics rather than focusing solely upon actors like Al Pacino. The connection with Al Pacino's question about his acting subtlety or lack thereof seems to be a brief insight by Bee Wilson in "Looking for Al Pacino," without any further context provided within the given text. The other mentioned works and lectures seem not directly connected but possibly included as part of an eclectic literature collection that may have been discussed alongside discussions on cinematic arts like those concerning performances akin to actors such as Al Pacino's work where emotional subtlety plays a significant role. It's also important to note, this is just the provided information without more context from which I can create additional summaries. If you need any further details based upon other parts of Bee Wilson’s writing or specific content about Edward Said and Late Style that was presented at The Southbank Centre on 9 March 2025, please provide those excerpts for a full analysis. If this is not what you're looking for feel free to give me more information. |
| title | London Review of Books |
| description | Europe’s leading magazine of ideas, published twice a month. Book reviews and essays (and much more online) renowned for their fearlessness, range and elegance. |
| keywords | more, read, writing, history, london, review, close, archive, june, events, first, jenny, well, thomas, search, psychology, anthropology |
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| nslookup | A 151.101.130.132, A 151.101.66.132, A 151.101.2.132, A 151.101.194.132 |
| created | 2024-02-12 |
| updated | 2025-07-01 |
| summarized | 2025-07-01 |
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