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GRMN 2301 Premis #1 - correct answer The cinema of the Third Reich must be seen in context of a totalitarian state's attempt to remake German culture and politics Gleichschaltung 4 - correct answer - the coordination of all institutions under Nazi control - every aspect of nazi life controlled - institutions that stood in the way were taken control of or banned - control of education and youth movements reduced likelihood of future opposition Important goal of nazi cinema - correct answer overcoming weimar cinema with a new aesthetic Premis #2 - correct answer Nazi films were meant to entertain "to move the hearts and minds of masses while seeming to have little in common with politics" Premis #3 - correct answer Orchestra principle: cinema plays a part in the overall program of creating a new culture Premis #4 - correct answer Nazi culture was a popular culture not just "official art" Premis #5 - correct answer Nazi films aimed to be aesthetically pleasing and drew on traditional models of filmmaking including American Cinema conventions Sigmund Freud pleasure principle 4 - correct answer - avoid pain and seek pleasure - security and freedom - impossible to be fulfilled - Love = most intense happiness but worst pain of all Why pleasure principle is impossible to fulfill 3 - correct answer - bodies doomed to decay - external world rage against us with merciless forces of destruction - receive pain from relations to others Junger Pain 4 - correct answer - Elementary zone - must deal with pain - modern world = deals with pain in the wrong way / zone of sensitivity - Must deal with pain to create a better world (similar to nazi view) the last man - correct answer the bourgeois liberal humanity complacent, bored, no goal, no sense of extreme pleasure or pain contemporary societies view of itself 6 - correct answer - value security - shelter and safety - liberal society - freedom of expression - private property - avoid pain at all cost Characteristics of the worker society 6 - correct answer - discipline - absolute authority of leaders - detachment - mastery of pain not avoidance - "second" consciousness and objectification of oneself - worker will overcome and replace the last man History of the Holocaust 3 - correct answer - pledge to create a new Germany - "national community" - those threatening the body of the people had to be ruthlessly excluded and eliminated