A Clockwork Orange

A Clockwork Orange Pre-Reading: The Anti-Hero

Essays Satan As Hero

Homework: Take notes from this video on two very different Anti-Heroes.

While considering the Anti-Hero essays we read and the video we watched:

Anti-Hero Imagery

Anthony Burgess's "Nadsat"

ACO Language/Alex Discussion

Audiobook for A Clockwork Orange. Part 1 Chapter 1 begins at minute 13:57. (Skip the Introduction...we'll read it later!)

ACO Audiobook Times

Introduction: 0:00-13:54 (Don't listen to this before reading the book!

Part One: 1.1: 13:55, 1.2: 38.18, 1.3: 1:03:29, 1.4: 1:24:32, 1.5: 1:52:25, 1.6: 2:11:03, 1.7: 2:34:09

Part Two: 2.1: 2:48:58, 2.2: 3:02:57, 2.3: 3:17:25, 2.4: 3:32:15, 2.5: 3:44:25, 2.6: 3:56:00, 2.7: 4:15:16

Part Three: 3.1: 4:31:10, 3.2: 4:47:04, 3.3: 5:04:12, 3.4: 5:12, 3.5: 5:25, 3.6: 5:48, 3.7: 6:08:22, Final paragraph: 6:32

David Bowie's "Girl Loves Me" - employs recognizable "Nadsat" (plus explicit language, btw) [Thanks NickD!]

Read this article after finishing Part One of A Clockwork Orange

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Re-Visiting the controversial movie "A Clockwork Orange"

‘A Clockwork Orange’ in the Age of CancellationStanley Kubrick’s controversial classic is now available for streaming on Netflix, which provides the perfect context to revisit the film’s legacy and ask whether art about repulsive acts still has a place in the modern cultural world

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