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.. Prologue ot a crisis l. ''Shame is a revolutionary sentiment'' Marx .
, l r ,,.,. . l ' '· It is of course difficult for any ideological organization to look for reasons of defeat in their owrl'Sh~rtcomings. So, Sfl refuses to face the mirror. It turns off the light on itself and instead of the descriptions of its true reflection. it gives us the <lpaque analysis of statistics. To lament , further, that a couple of individuals ruined their chances ·shows a dilapidated organization blaming a phenomenon which should be seri ously tlssessed as one which becomes powerful once ideologicalpolitics is reduced to the! po1itics of personalhy cults, or th e r-hitics of Pied Pipers. When yolr yours-elf' depend on the· permutation and combination of electoral politics you too can bt.come the victim of its mischievous unreliability. You are happy when these things work in your favour and you curse when it benefits the other side. But you do not analyze the politics which makes this possible becmse you yourself have been a part of such politics. Your rumours seem to have not worked well this time becnuse you yourself became an open ru n·our or dnf:-~ir.pol'it·ics: Ab<J, ~he tendeucy to dclegitimisedissidents smacks of mor: I hyrvcrisy; cch0ing the ghetto dictum. ··n1e Pa11 y is al~vays right". According to Vaclav Havel. dissent is "living within tmth... lf Len politics is itself a politics of dissent, then, dissent within that dissent has to be accorded a moral right if dissent is itself held as a value. Justice and trurh' aie wbat parties follow and not what·follows them. You cannot adulterate and vulgarize Marxism by Stalinist p;ychology: ·· · · ,J 1 I . .
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' Next, the reasons why we ''shouldn' t" vote for the Right and why we "should" vote forth~ Left. as we understand, cannot bo commensurable. Otherwise. it merely becomes reactive politics. You cannot merefy ask for supp.ort against the agendaof the Right without having an agenda of your ow_n. Because the ideas which noat.ar~~till.~hcirs, whereas it should be our ideas which should form the vocabulary of everybody's imagir.atio!l and the agen'Q"a for politics. Polrtics begins with language. , ';. . . \ .fhough in these elections the SFl has been so eager to point out cc; tain lbbbies not votin~ for tpem_ and thereby helping the Right ro gain. the party its.~lf refrained from supporting independent Len oriented students ih posts like .the GSC/\SH. TI1is means that the Sfl assumes it does flOl have any r~.sponsibility to-w<;rds the general Le(t-minde(i smc:lents of the campus and meanwhile expects the students to be· responsibie 'to tile S{~~-·n1is is a· blat.(lJ1t:.example of tlie polit.ics of patronage. nymerely crying wolf every year about the dangers about ~~e emergence 'Of·tbc Rrght, the SFl has elevated the image of the ABVP as all pel\lasive anci also exaggertlt~heir o.wn role as the soie protectors. Sadly. in this process they have imposed upon themselves a derivative self-image which emerges fro.m the Right 's definition of itself. ; . .. .. .. "-, ·;r,ere is a prevalent feeling among a lot of students that the day$ ol ' radical' politics is over. ~.1aybe what we understand by 'radical' needs to be re-emphasized aod also possibly reformulatl'd. We understand radical student politics to be simplyunconventional, uncompromising, a thorough critique of the systems of power. Student militancy may very well mean the onslaught of rebellious ideas and symbolic acts df struggle within the peaceful premises of universities. When Foucault says we need "to defend ourselves so well that Ute institutions wil l be forced to reform themsely-y~·· we understand he is very much indicating an agenda which is radical. Here we need to guard ourselves against seif-pr~laimed revolutionaries who are not even good Liberals. We believe a good Liberal is much less conservative than · many Leftists who use ideological rhetoric to hide i\ psychology of compliance. The accept:mce of the Bahri Committee. the Code of Conducl and other such betrayals show how reactionary policies -can be legitim izcd by an organization which claims to be progressive.Mind you, the "clarity" of the ·Right's ideology waits in the win gs to overcqme your fishy politics. Fanatics are alwaysunequivocal about the 'what' and ' how' of their goals. Their faces are never ashamed to carry the fervour of xenophobiaand orthodoxy. Shame, by the way, is not a reactionary sentiment. .. ~ ,... .. '. . .
.. The elections are over nlc pamphlets will dry up soon and agai!l shamelessly reappear next year. It is time the students start making a bonfire of such pamphlets or pile up their dustbins with them. If shame is a revolutionary sentiment, we wonder when will this shame be recognised, acknowledged and begun to be erased. We of course are ashamed because we can only be ashamed of what has gone wrong about what we arc akin to. We guess it goes for us all. TI1e fact that the fanatics have won by a thin m:~rgin does not, by the way, tell us the weakness of democracy. It shows the weakness of a merely rhetc,ric.ai p1lili~.:s. \ rllci-, tal~es Jcr.·,nc:--a~:r for gnmted. ·,·he p:-obkms in derrvJc~cy we believe are much more "real" than the remedies ouen propagated against it .
The Lefi: has to deserve both the legitimacy of its own rhetorics as wcll as our desire to be a part of that politics. We are tired of the authoritarian nature of your sterile monologues. The student community desl!rvcs a dialogue if you "vant a self-respecting community to remain actively aligned by being conscious of the truth. 1f this "p1 ologue" of a crisis is n0t taken seriously, a time might well 3p~ear soon when th~.: ··epi logue· of t'lat crisis will hnv~: to be written. .
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outfit) within the campus. This unprecedented growth of ABVP within the campus is attributed mainly to the organisational malfunctioning of the SFI and because of that the organisation could not wage an organised political ideological fight back. On the other hand the AISA, in the name of radicalism, furthered the growth of ABVP. Their politics of fighting majority communalism by the so called 'minority assertion' had infact yielded political space for minority fundamentalist outfits within our camp~~· This political shortsightedness has been characteristic of AI SA in which th ey never realised the nece~slty of I .
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I feel that there are alot of improvements to be made to my final animation. This is because my characters rig was difficult to work with and didnt give me alot of movement of the character. There was a problem with it that happened early on but i didnt realise untill i was tring to animate it. The jont rotation was wrong and my walk cycle could have been better. At this time i am not the best at animating but hopefully over the next semester this will change and improvements will be made.
I am very happy with the modeling side of this assignment. This is where my streanghts are i enjoy modeling alot and would love to do a bigger more complex scene on a more powerfull computer. Ufortunatly i have to work to my computers limitations. The character could have had more emotion in his face but as yet i have not learnt how to use blend shapes so i thought i would just do what i understood. For my next animation i will concentrate more on the animation and make a more believeable character
with clearer emotions and thoughts. This character howsery little emotion with most of the feeling coming from the camera movement and lighting.
The lighing is also another area that i enjoy. I like creating atmosphere with the lighing and a feeling of fear. I feel that the lighting goes some way to making up for the lack of emotion on the characters face. Overall i feel that this animation is quite well done with a good scene and character, and a good sence of atmosphere. The major failings as already explained are the characters poor animations with lack of subtalites and emotions.
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