Philosophical hermeneutics emphasizes that meaning exists prior to articulation and explanation and can sometimes remain inexplicable [ 48]; on the other hand, meanings are not fixed and abstract but emerge out of our social existence and are partly constructed, defined and revised in dialogue with others [ 49- 51].
My contribution apart from the story was revising the dialogue here and there as the film was being made, which was good to do.
Valla would later revise the dialogue and change the names of the interlocutors, but his Epicurean-Christian position remained the same.
The script was written and rewritten countless times over the following years, by F Scott Fitzgerald among many others, but Selznick himself kept revising the dialogue every day while the film was in production.
Bond, who at this point in her career was known primarily as a concert singer and had little experience as an actress, did not feel capable of performing dialogue, and these passages were revised to cut Hebe's dialogue.
Breathless was shot without a script; Godard sketched the dialogue overnight and revised it between and during rehearsals.
In a curious debate last night that revised a bit of recent political dialogue, the two Democratic candidates for mayor worked to appear restrained, even unified.
Ms. Pires, who plays Lula's mother, recalled that she was scheduled to be in scenes with her daughter Cléo, a rising star who plays Lula's first wife, but they had no dialogue — until Fábio Barreto revised the script.
Nearly 20 years later, Ligeti revised the score, removing chunks of dialogue, turning some speaking roles into sung ones and lending the overall opera more musical continuity, without losing the riotousness, the spirit of macabre musical theater.
Cerberus said it offered "either to arrange for the payment of the negotiated $100 million termination fee, or to engage United Rentals in a constructive dialogue to negotiate a transaction on revised terms," according to documents filed late Wednesday.
