How To Use Rorschach In A Sentence
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Rorschach" is a finger-breaking vigilante much like the satirical version.
Fun with Intertextuality
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That sentence might be a Rorschach test: if you find nothing much the matter with it, you are an unsaved academic.
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The enigmatic Rorschach is the first to suspect that the heroes are being targeted, whereupon he informs his former colleagues who make up the Watchmen.
REVIEW: Watchmen by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons
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WB/DC/Legendery verkar gilla karaktärer som snackar med ansträngd whiskeyröst, Först Batman, och nu Rorschach.
Brand Spankin’ New ‘Watchmen’ Trailer!
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The effect is that of a Rorschach test, not of Courbet's or Cezanne's sculpturesque textiles.
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Rorschach is clearly insane and not meant to be either heroic or likeable.
Matthew Yglesias » The Trouble With Germany
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Last month a Canadian physician posted to Wikipedia all 10 inkblots of the Rorschach test.
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First, when Rorschach is set-up and captured by the police and his “face” removed, and second, where he meets his demise at the hands of Dr. Manhattan.
REVIEW: Watchmen (Ryan) « Giant Killer Squid - Film, Comics, News, Reviews and more
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Two shrewd commentators of the late 1940s had already divined that at least some Rorschach wizards achieved their success by resorting to tricks.
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Last month a Canadian physician posted to Wikipedia all 10 inkblots of the Rorschach test.
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Rorschach is an uncompromising vigilante who is brutal and unapologetic in his application of “justice.”
Movie Review: Watchmen | Heretical Ideas Magazine
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The Rorschach inkblot conceit used for the catalogue was, like the ‘Lost Formats’ issue of Emigre, so overstated and dominant that it crushed the content.
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But the rendering technique is more suited to the idea of these wine paintings; the relic motif, referencing used coasters and Rorschach's ink blotch tests.
Amy Bernays: New Technique
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Personality Assessment Inventory and Rorschach Test are the common tools in the diagnosis of Schizophrenia.
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It is this fundamental difference in approach to evaluating tests that frames much of the debate about the Rorschach.
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Alluding to the many times during that 1992 campaign that she was called a Rorschach test for the American people, Clinton maintained that neither the devotion nor the virulent rage she inspired was about her, but rather was about the still recent rupture in the American social fabric that she represented: “I had been turned into a symbol for women of my generation.”
Big Girls Don’t Cry
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Rorschach is frequently cited as the fan-favorite character of Watchmen, and critics of the work often refer to him as the sociopathic “moral compass” of the work.
The Moral Exemplars of Watchmen | Heretical Ideas Magazine
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The title comes not from the company's namesake, Swiss psychoanalytic pioneer Hermann Rorschach and his inkblot test, but from the German word for inkblot, "kleck," which was Rorschach's nickname as a boy because he liked to draw, and from a childhood game he played making up stories based on shapes in inkblots.
Rorschach, putting on its inking cap
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The cinematic pedigree behind it isn't selling me either: I didn't care for Zack Snyder's previous commix-to-screen adaptation, and there are signs that Watchmen is going to showcase some of the same sins (particularly over-reliance on spoken narration, even if it will be Rorschach).
Population Statistic
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Instead of Smashing Pumpkins, the music this time was some sort of gospel-like orchestral played over some of the best visuals from the film, including Nite Owl and Silk Spectre kissing while a nuke explodes behind them, extended shots of Rorschach and the ink changing in his mask, and the scene where the original Minutemen are getting their photo taken.
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Despite of course the glaring fact that Rorschach is the ultimate moral relativist.
Movie Review: Watchmen | Heretical Ideas Magazine