The ultimate turn of action involves a display of monstrous institutional and personal prejudices, a display so ingrained, unquestioned, and ugly as to reveal the film, and Renoir, to be in a state of total insolent revolt, like that of Charlie Chaplin's films (and, soon, those of the short-lived Jean Vigo).
Identifying punk with such topics aligns with the view expressed by V. Vale, founder of San Francisco fanzine Search and Destroy: "Punk was a total cultural revolt.
Estimates of the total number of slave revolts vary according to the definition of insurrection.
But the conditions of modern social and political freedom were, he attempts to show in his two main works on revolution, the by-products of local revolts with total ambitions circulating in a world that was being fused by a common history and destiny.
More people in North African autocracies tried to burn themselves like the vegetable seller whose self-immolation kicked off the Tunisian revolt, bringing the total as of Wednesday to 11 — 8 in Algeria, 2 in Egypt and 1 in Mauritania.
In a sign of their hollowness, most of these dude films borrow the premise of Bollywood's original wave of action cinema in the 1970s and 1980s — a tireless man's revolt against the total dominance of a people by a powerful antagonist, which used to symbolize the common man's struggle against an almighty Indian state.
Each agent has her own individual threshold θ ∈ (1, 2,..., n+1) and she prefers r over s if and only if the total number of players who revolt is greater that or equal to her threshold.
It was, it seemed, his way of working through what Katrina had done to his life — a small-scale revolt against the idea of total loss.
A political movement, restarted by some Kanaks in 1984, after an initial failed revolt in 1967, has strongly pursued total independence status from the French rule.
