"No postwar politician did more to educate Americans to the primacy of images in politics," he says.
The inherently captivating and distracting properties of moving images allow-force-TV and its practitioners to constantly acknowledge and flaunt the primacy of images over ideas.
You could consider this as an extended critique on the commodification of fine art in the age of mechanical and digital reproduction and the primacy of images if you are A FUCKING LOSER, but all we know is they're stickies all drawn on by some of the finest drawers of our age.
One wonders what lessons the film will draw from a life, whose greatest achievements survive time's sieve by pre-empting the gigantism of the Hollywood megabuck movie, the mythic use of the camera in sports coverage and even the primacy of the "image" in politics.
In an interview with Radio France, the left-wing philosopher Régis Debray was churlish about Macron's victory, saying, "Emmanuel Macron is the product of Americanization, of postmodernism; the primacy of the image," and he warned that, while Macron may have been a necessary "lifeboat" to save France from Le Pen, he should not be regarded as an "admiral's flagship".
Other critics, such as Thierry Groensteen and Scott McCloud, have emphasized the primacy of sequences of images.
"Tahrir" gives you a lot to think about, but it invites analysis by insisting on the primacy of sound and image, through the noise and kineticism of the aesthetic experience.
As photographs of structures created for the camera, Engman's images trouble the primacy of "real" experience.
This confirmed the primacy of this neural network, whereas the remaining mean component image characterized a common individual variation of the neural networks implicated in tactile object manipulation.
I, q. 15), however, Henry clarifies that the primacy of one faculty over another can be understood in a double sense: "primacy of essence" should be attributed to voluntas, whereas "primacy of action" should be attributed to ratio.
