FELLINI'S MUSE: A PHILOSOPHICAL CASE STUDY OF CINEMA'S PERSONIFICATION OF THE CREATIVE IMAGINATION
My postgraduate dissertation was a case study utilizing Fellini's 8 1/2 as an exploration of how cinema gives life to the concept of creative imagination. This 60 page paper began with a series of philosophical definitions before applying them to the film and conceptualizing the figure.
My undergraduate honors thesis was a philosophical analysis of the intentions and motivations behind the antagonist of our generations largest cinematic phenomenon. It is a 71 page moral exploration of the character's actions with the goal of determining whether or not the famous 'snap' was morally justified.
I published a lyrical essay on my experience growing up with chronic pain. It follows a non-linear style based around different intense moments of my life.
