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Filming took five years to complete. Due to the large number of untrained animals on set, there were a reported 48 injuries within two years of the start of filming. Noel Marshall was bitten through the hand when he interacted with male lions during a fight scene; doctors initially feared that he might lose his arm. She was taken to Sherman Oaks Hospital , where her wounds were treated and she was given a tetanus shot. She was left with phlebitis and gangrene, in addition to a fractured hand and abrasions on her leg. Several days earlier Tembo had bucked his trainer, Patricia Barbeau, into a tree and broken her shoulder. It was feared that she would lose an eye, but she eventually recovered without being disfigured, although she did require some facial reconstruction. Most members of the crew were injured, including de Bont, who was scalped by Cherries while he was filming under a tarpaulin; [73] [51] [74] he received stitches, but resumed his duties after recovering. Pipes and berms from Aliso Canyon became flooded with water and burst on February 9, , after a night of heavy rain. Both were pointed towards the Marshall property to redirect water from the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. The property was destroyed by a foot 3. Marshall, who had left the hospital despite being scheduled to undergo knee surgery, helped to rescue many of the animals. After most of the issues resulting from the flood had been resolved, twelve wildfires in an Acton, California area broke out in September, though the animals remained unharmed. Terence P. Minogue composed the film's score and recorded it with the National Philharmonic Orchestra. Whose Land Is This ", a song with an African-pop style like others on the soundtrack. Dominic Frontiere wrote a theme for Togar, the rogue lion. The soundtrack, originally released in , became available online in Roar was not released theatrically in North America. While Roar was initially screened internationally on February 22, by Noel and John Marshall, its world premiere was held in Sydney, Australia on October 30, In , 34 years after its initial release, Drafthouse Films founder Tim League expressed interest in the film and the company bought Roar 's rights. Roar ' s worldwide gross excluding the U. According to the site's critical consensus: " Roar may not satisfy in terms of acting, storytelling, or overall production, but the real-life danger onscreen makes it difficult to turn away. The film received mixed-to-negative reviews when it was first released. Although Variety praised its intended message "a passionate plea" to preserve African wildlife , Roar was described as "a kind of Jaws of the jungle" which seemed "at times more like Born Free gone berserk"; its "thin" plot was also noted. Roar received mixed reviews after its re-release. Writing for RogerEbert. On a more negative note, Jordan Hoffman of The Guardian thought the film had little story to offer and described it as "a tad incoherent", picking up on Hank's confusing background. Hoffman criticized the film's dialogue, calling a scene of Hedren and Griffith discussing sexuality "undeniably creepy". After its release, Roar' s financial failure hindered the intended plan to fund the animals' retirement. The film has been mentioned by authors Harry and Michael Medved in the book The Hollywood Hall of Shame as "the most expensive home movie ever made" due to its inflated budget. She also said that the injuries inflicted on the crewmembers and cast were the result of putting their lives at risk to make the film. Hedren, however, noted a positive outcome for those who worked on Roar : many of the people involved went on to have successful careers or jobs in the film industry, such as de Bont and Griffith. A non- anamorphic version of the film was originally released on DVD [29] but, as stocks dwindled, it became a cult item and was listed at high prices on Amazon and eBay. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Redirected from Roar film. Theatrical release poster. Noel Marshall Tippi Hedren. Noel Marshall Ted Cassidy additional script material. Film Consortium [1]. Filmways Pictures Alpha Films Release date. Running time. I think maybe it was just too hard and he got disillusioned. The Hollywood Reporter. Archived from the original on May 5, Retrieved May 5, British Board of Film Classification. Archived from the original on 29 December Retrieved 29 December Dangerous Minds. Archived from the original on April 1, Retrieved March 31, Archived from the original on April 14, Retrieved April 14, Retrieved 15 October New York Post. Archived from the original on March 30, Retrieved March 29, Archived from the original on 26 July Retrieved 10 September Olive Films. November 3, Hawaii Film Critics Society. Retrieved 18 January Western Clippings. Retrieved 11 September Archived from the original on April 6, Retrieved May 16, The Salina Journal. June 18, Archived from the original on January 28, Retrieved January 27, The Star. Retrieved 16 December Electric Literature. Retrieved April 6, Global challenges, grassroots perspectives, revolutionary horizons. Edited and illustrated to perfection by the ROAR collective. Our issues are published online. Issues 1 through 8 appeared in print. Back issues are still available in our webshop and can be ordered online. After Issue 8 all further issues will appear online only. We initially hosted subscriptions on our own website, but the admin and technical maintenance massively distracted us from our editorial tasks. Patreon offers a user-friendly alternative, allowing readers to pledge a monthly contribution and set their own amount — from each according to their ability! 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Added to Watchlist. From metacritic. Halloween Movies for the Whole Family. Horror movies to watch in dark. Share this Rating Title: Roar 6. Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Edit Cast Cast overview, first billed only: Tippi Hedren Madelaine Noel Marshall Hank Melanie Griffith Melanie John Marshall John Jerry Marshall Jerry Kyalo Mativo Mativo Frank Tom Frank Steve Miller Prentiss Rick Glassey Rick Lenord Bokwa Airport Personnel Shamasi Sarumi Airport Personnel Will Hutchins Committee Member Eve Rattner Committee Member Peter Thiongo Committee Member Zakes Mokae Edit Storyline Ravening jungle beasts assemble in flocks to invade an otherwise quiet home where they terrorize the visiting family of their keeper. Edit Did You Know? Trivia Tippi Hedren co-wrote the book 'Cats of Shambala' about the making of this movie. It was first published in Goofs After Hank goes to the airport to get his family, on his return trip, he picks up Mativo and the tigers. Mativo's bike is placed in the trunk with the front wheel hanging out. Further down the road, the trunk is closed with no bike hanging out. To laugh loudly or excitedly. To make or produce a loud noise or din. A loud, deep, rumbling sound, as of a lion or bull, a person in pain, a cheering crowd, etc. To move while making a loud noise. To breathe with a rasping sound. Used of a horse. To utter or express loudly. A loud noise, as that made by crashing waves, a storm, a motor, etc. To put, bring, or force into a specified state by roaring. To make a loud, deep, rumbling cry, as a lion does. To breathe with a loud, rasping noise as a result of exertion or disease. To talk or laugh loudly and boisterously. It was feared that she would lose an eye, but she eventually recovered without being disfigured, although she did require some facial reconstruction. Most members of the crew were injured, including de Bont, who was scalped by Cherries while he was filming under a tarpaulin; [73] [51] [74] he received stitches, but resumed his duties after recovering. Pipes and berms from Aliso Canyon became flooded with water and burst on February 9, , after a night of heavy rain. Both were pointed towards the Marshall property to redirect water from the Southern Pacific Railroad tracks. The property was destroyed by a foot 3. Marshall, who had left the hospital despite being scheduled to undergo knee surgery, helped to rescue many of the animals. After most of the issues resulting from the flood had been resolved, twelve wildfires in an Acton, California area broke out in September, though the animals remained unharmed. Terence P. Minogue composed the film's score and recorded it with the National Philharmonic Orchestra. Whose Land Is This ", a song with an African-pop style like others on the soundtrack. Dominic Frontiere wrote a theme for Togar, the rogue lion. The soundtrack, originally released in , became available online in Roar was not released theatrically in North America. While Roar was initially screened internationally on February 22, by Noel and John Marshall, its world premiere was held in Sydney, Australia on October 30, In , 34 years after its initial release, Drafthouse Films founder Tim League expressed interest in the film and the company bought Roar 's rights. Roar ' s worldwide gross excluding the U. According to the site's critical consensus: " Roar may not satisfy in terms of acting, storytelling, or overall production, but the real-life danger onscreen makes it difficult to turn away. The film received mixed-to-negative reviews when it was first released. Although Variety praised its intended message "a passionate plea" to preserve African wildlife , Roar was described as "a kind of Jaws of the jungle" which seemed "at times more like Born Free gone berserk"; its "thin" plot was also noted. Roar received mixed reviews after its re-release. Writing for RogerEbert. On a more negative note, Jordan Hoffman of The Guardian thought the film had little story to offer and described it as "a tad incoherent", picking up on Hank's confusing background. Hoffman criticized the film's dialogue, calling a scene of Hedren and Griffith discussing sexuality "undeniably creepy". After its release, Roar' s financial failure hindered the intended plan to fund the animals' retirement. The film has been mentioned by authors Harry and Michael Medved in the book The Hollywood Hall of Shame as "the most expensive home movie ever made" due to its inflated budget. She also said that the injuries inflicted on the crewmembers and cast were the result of putting their lives at risk to make the film. Hedren, however, noted a positive outcome for those who worked on Roar : many of the people involved went on to have successful careers or jobs in the film industry, such as de Bont and Griffith. A non- anamorphic version of the film was originally released on DVD [29] but, as stocks dwindled, it became a cult item and was listed at high prices on Amazon and eBay. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Redirected from Roar film. Theatrical release poster. Noel Marshall Tippi Hedren. Noel Marshall Ted Cassidy additional script material. Film Consortium [1]. Filmways Pictures Alpha Films Release date. Running time. I think maybe it was just too hard and he got disillusioned. The Hollywood Reporter. Archived from the original on May 5, Retrieved May 5, British Board of Film Classification. Archived from the original on 29 December Retrieved 29 December Dangerous Minds. Archived from the original on April 1, Retrieved March 31, Archived from the original on April 14, Retrieved April 14, Retrieved 15 October New York Post. Archived from the original on March 30, Retrieved March 29, Archived from the original on 26 July Retrieved 10 September Olive Films. November 3, Hawaii Film Critics Society. Retrieved 18 January Western Clippings. Retrieved 11 September Archived from the original on April 6, Retrieved May 16, The Salina Journal. June 18, Archived from the original on January 28, Retrieved January 27, The Star. Retrieved 16 December Electric Literature. Retrieved April 6, The Awl. Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 28 September Archived from the original on August 1, Retrieved June 17, Archived from the original on June 11, Roar (TV Series – ) - IMDb

ROAR hosts articles from a variety of contributors, many of whom have an academic background, and all of whom write from an activist perspective. Articles range from interviews to book reviews, and the material on the website extends far beyond that available in the discontinued printed journal. Topics often take the form of journalistic reports on current events or more general reflections on political engagement. Most of the content is original, but some texts are reproduced from affiliated outlets. Translation occurs, but is by no means the default mode of operation for ROAR. The three shortest articles, two summaries of embedded YouTube videos and one reproduction of a Nuit debout manifesto, were not included in the analysis. My study corpus thus consists of articles see Appendix , amounting to , tokens. In line with the growth of the magazine, the number of articles increases gradually from 1 article to 35 articles. There are only nine articles from in the corpus, as the data collection process ended during that year. At the head of the magazine stands its founding editor, the political economist Jerome Roos. Roos is a frequent contributor to his own journal, and he is represented in the subcorpus by eleven original articles and one translation. Seven articles in the subcorpus are attributed to the ROAR Collective , the organization responsible for the publication. In order to identify linguistic conventions that constitute a community-forming common symbol system among the articles under study, I began by searching the subcorpus for the central keyword governing ROAR Magazine , namely democracy , using the concordance browser function of the Genealogies suite of software tools. The special status of democracy is confirmed through an examination of the frequency list of the subcorpus: at occurrences, democracy occupies the 42 nd position, directly above high-frequency lexical items such as what and these. Members of the extended community constituted by ROAR and its readership are expected to share a pro-democratic worldview. Footnote 1. The collocational patterning of democracy in the study corpus supports these arguments. The most frequent collocates in position 1 to the left of democracy are direct 77 , of 67 , real 48 , participatory 44 , representative 30 , and radical With the exception of of , all these items are modifying adjectives, revealing a clear colligational pattern. Other adjectives occur in position 1 to the left of democracy , but these five already account for more than a third of all adjectives occurring in this position. The same five collocates also occur in other positions to the left of democracy , often combining with each other to form series or lists of characteristics attributed to it Fig. Combinations of adjectives such as radical, direct, and participatory suggest a desire for specificity in pinning down the type of democracy under consideration. These adjectives do not only share a textual environment, they also seem to share a semantic core: as the concordance lines indicate, they are not used to distinguish variant forms of democracy but rather to identify necessarily co-occurring characteristics of what is conceived as a single, coherent, albeit multifaceted concept of democracy. A real democracy is presented as direct and participatory , and a direct and participatory democracy is presented as radical lines 1 and 3. In the quote in Fig. Thus, representative shares a grammatical space with direct , participatory , real and radical , but is located outside the compatible set constituted by these terms. This explains why, despite its high frequency in the corpus, representative tends not to co-occur with its modifying counterparts direct, real, participatory and radical. The Extract function of the concordance software also reveals that the mention of Bookchin is framed within a reference to another piece of writing by Jongerden and Akkaya Fig. This sequence of attributions combining direct quotation and paraphrase suggests that, while a preliminary investigation of the collocational patterning of democracy may provide a useful entry point to the textual universe of the linguistic community of ROAR , ultimately the implications of the adjectival distinctions discussed above are not immediately transparent. The complex referential frame illustrated above suggests that ROAR handles a specific vocabulary built upon a canon of revolutionary writing. Common symbols constitute a tradition that holds together a community, but ultimately tradition is dependent upon validation by an authority Cochran, , p. Quotation plays an important role in this context. When the authority of the person cited is ratified, it serves to contribute to what Atkins and Finlayson , p. In writing and certainly in hypertext, quotation as explicitly reported speech is not the only means to fulfill such functions. The extract in Fig. The article is concerned with racist violence in Canada Haiven, This figure is covered by a creative commons license. Clicking on murder leads to a website documenting current murder rates in Canadian cities. Hate-crime capital leads to an article, which offers detailed information on Canadian hate-crime numbers. Following the link embedded with 13 — 20 percent , finally, guides one towards an article discussing indigenous populations in North America. ROAR consistently presents its content in the colors red, black and white. Indeed, color is a major factor in the generation of emotion within a textual universe, as prosodic elements are not available to fulfill the same function. Given the fact that in a hyperlinked environment, the creation of logos and pathos can largely be fulfilled by other means, virtual quotation can be assumed to be primarily a figure of ethos , or community- formation. In short, the search for shared linguistic conventions indicative of community practice within an online magazine leads one from the study of keywords to the study of quotation. In complementary fashion, examining the study of quotation in an online environment foregrounds its importance as a community-building strategy. Quotation, a conscious and explicitly signaled reference strategy, is a numerically minor phenomenon. Searching for quotation practices in ROAR is thus expected to provide limited albeit informative results. The Genealogies s oftware does not allow the user to search for punctuation marks, and even if it did the output would be too noisy to be useful. It is therefore not feasible to identify quotes by searching for quotation marks that signal their occurrence. Names, however, are easily searchable, and they provide the starting point for further exploration of the subcorpus. Proper names do not only feature in the vicinity of direct quotes, but are also used to paraphrase and mention individuals, and the identification of such uses will contribute to the analysis where relevant. The frequency list generated for the study corpus indicates that Bookchin is the most frequent personal proper name in the articles under examination, at occurrences. The name Trump occurs 60 times. Finally, the list features 47 occurrences of Marx. Footnote 3 Other people populate the publication, but these four are mentioned most often. Of the 47 occurrences of Marx in the corpus, the following combination of paraphrase and quotation merits close attention Fig. This passage occurs twice in the concordance lines, as it is repeated in the original article in bold next to the body of text in which it occurs Roos, , p. The quote is thus treated as central to the article it derives from. The article, in turn, is central to the magazine, as it is written by the journal editor as part of the first print issue. The author speaks of paraphrase rather than quotation because, strictly speaking, Marx spoke of the nineteenth rather than twenty-first century, but the rest of the formulation is identical to the English translation of the original statement made by Marx. The final part of the reference, placed between quotation marks, has a history of its own. The article continues as follows Roos, , p. In defiance of chronology, this passage invokes Marx to bury Lenin. Unlike Marx, Lenin is mentioned only four times in the corpus including the above , and never cited. Stalin receives one mute mention. Mao does not make an appearance. Gramsci is mentioned six times, but never cited. Strictly speaking, Marx is not there for the theory. Footnote 5. Expanding the context also reveals an element of redundancy in the quasi-metaphorical interjections introduced by the quotations, as in line Contributing little in terms of logos , the quotation serves to create pathos through elevated language and ethos through the formation of an intellectual community. Marx is present for poetic value. Having identified the role of Marx in the corpus as a provider of a poetic vocabulary, some of his other appearances gain in clarity. In a relatively recent article on rhetoric in times of Trump, Marx is called upon to strengthen an argument concerned with the radical imagination Fig. The hyperlink on foundational leads to an online version of Capital , first volume, where imagination is discussed as follows Marx, :. A bee puts to shame many an architect in the construction of her cells. However, what distinguishes the worst architect from the best of bees is this, that the architect raises his structure in imagination before he erects it in reality. Altogether, the two men of letters provide a consistent set of poetic imagery. Marx remains the man of metaphor, the artist, the creator. He is presented as the one with the authority to name, to the degree that a common term such as imagination must be attributed to him in his presence. As a consequence, what we find surrounding Marx is a set of images and figures that open up the paradigm of revolutionary thought, rather than sustained discussions of any ideological framework he is associated with, be that communism, socialism or even Marxism. This, I would argue, is the main difference between the treatment of Marx and that of Bookchin in the corpus. He produced an alternative, large body of work outlining guidelines for social change. The mosaic plugin developed by members of the Genealogies team Luz and Sheehan, highlights some of the extensive theoretical vocabulary he elaborated as part of this program. Figure 8 offers a visualization of the significant collocates that appear to the left of the search item Bookchin and relate to such theoretical denominations: libertarian , eco-anarchist , confederalist , ecologists , with communalism and its derivatives being the most prominent. Mosaic visualization showing collocation strength in a concordance of Bookchin local, MI3—cropped. Empowering existing municipalities through law in an attempt to localize decision-making power. Democratize those municipalities through grassroots assemblies. The five steps are systematically treated. The artist identifies an image, while the theorist develops a vision. Since , he has been imprisoned by the Turkish state Hunt, , p. Even though we opposed it in principle and rhetoric, we nonetheless accepted it as inevitable. As soon as you put such general truths into words you feel like a high priest in the service of his god. Footnote 7. The quote cannot serve to strengthen the logos of the argument, as it takes a position against adherence to the dogmatic truth-value of words. Marx, invoked to bury Lenin, exists outside time. A figure of eternity, his spirit forever animates the works and words of the revolutionary minded. Marx names, and by naming brings into being the paradigm of resistance and revolution. Marx, the Creator. Bookchin inherited the Old Testament, the Marxist canon, and found it lacking. He retreated into the deserts of anarchism to face its demons and salvage what was worth saving. Eventually, he produced a renewed paradigm, a step-by-step outline of the future aspired to. Bookchin, the Prophet , the one who envisions Fig. When, in his secluded and desperate state, he stumbled upon the writings of the prophet, however, he reinvented himself and the movement that relied upon him. His conversion came too late for him, but not for his people. Finally, ROAR itself: the final gospel, as yet apocryphal, but aspiring to canonical status by documenting these developments. ROAR Magazine presents itself as a journal that contributes to concrete struggles for real democracy by offering theoretical interventions. The Kurdish struggle provides the magazine with an almost perfect illustration of its own statement of purpose, as it moves from theory to practice, and from protest to revolution. However, to interpret those images that way would be to miss the situation entirely. Footnote 8. The anonymous someone completes the distribution of roles among Creator, Prophet, and Martyr with the final category: that of the Disciple, the one who adheres to an unfolding destiny. The cycle seems complete. Revolutionary quotations now sustain the structure of daily life. Ultimate authority for the interpretation of events lies with the eyewitness Zelizer, , p. The disciple is the foundational factor mediating between the representation of a mythology and the formation of an interpretative community. Every community requires a mythology, expressed in its shared symbols, culture and history. Donald Trump enjoys a particular position within this mythological framework. He is mentioned no fewer than 60 times, but never quoted. Trump is represented, but not given a voice. The focus is on the calamity of his reign and the perils it announces, as in the following example:. Anti- rationalism, racialized violence, scapegoating, misogyny, and homophobia have been unleashed from the margins of society and brought into the political mainstream. Footnote 9. The author associates Trump here with the worst evils of the past, as well as a plethora of present menaces. These evils have been unleashed , a verb always reminiscent of the hounds of hell. Made to bear all the ills of the global community, he further functions as a scapegoat, to be driven out into the wilderness if the community is to survive. The passage cited above, which opens the essay from which it is drawn, is preceded with a quote that heads the article. The quote is attributed to Bookchin, and ends as follows:. The opposition between Trump and Bookchin that frames the article illustrates the extent to which the mythological pattern outlined above influences publication practices within ROAR. Bookchin is further discussed later in the article with reference to the situation in Rojava. What the author does not mention, however, is that the revolutionaries in Rojava tactically collaborate with the Trump administration Hunt, , p. This collaboration might be opportunistic on both sides, and not indicative of sustained future alliance, but to position the Trump administration in direct opposition to the revolutionary Kurdish endeavors arguably suggests a pre-determined narrative emplotment that does not necessarily correspond to the reality of the situation. The community of patrons revels in its own growth by tracking how many people pledge donations. This is expressed in terms of goals, which consist of a number aspired to and an accompanying textual explanation. While other crowdfunding initiatives may attach envisaged stages of product development to such goals, ROAR primarily promises to keep up the work they have been engaged in, and these textual spaces are filled with humorous references to revolutionary rhetoric. The goal of reaching patrons, for instance, is associated with the following quote:. At last, the integument is burst asunder. The knell of capitalist private property sounds. The expropriators are expropriated. The language is archaic and pompous. The quote, in short, is ironic and close to a joke. As such, it approaches the status of an internet meme: obvious in reference, yet ambiguous in meaning. The ironic quotation mocks the Marxian vocabulary to consolidate the community. However, as reference is not provided, to understand the joke the reader has to be familiar with exactly this vocabulary, and therefore in some sense attached to it. The creation of a cross-platform sense of community invites the hazardous practice of mocking the Gods while praying. In trying to appeal to the crowd in humorous fashion, community comes to meet its complement, immunity. The ironic ambivalence of the quote from Marx is a defense mechanism necessitated by the exposure to a crowdfunding environment. The incentive for the creation of ROAR was the disaster of financial contagion, inaugurated by the repackaging of debt. Securitization, in principle meant to spread risk, set in motion a fatal process of autoimmunity: the system turned against itself at a hint of uncertainty. In negotiating its online identity across platforms, ROAR mobilizes the iterability of the sign to repackage its debt to the Marxian heritage. Should the logic of the market call for further fragmentation, the integument may well burst asunder. The market indeed demands the continuous deployment of magical formulae, be they novel slogans or old quotations, the outcomes of which are manifestly uncertain. This observation was followed by an analysis of frequently mentioned names in ROAR Magazine, focusing on instances of quotation and paraphrase. Bearing in mind the wide range of options available for establishing logical and emotional links on the internet, such reference strategies were shown to generally contribute to the ethos of a virtual community, although they fulfill different functions according to the person with which they are associated. The carefully crafted identity of the publication, which sustains its status as a community endeavor, was shown to be consolidated on the crowdfunding platform Patreon. Negotiating the identity of the publication across different environments, however, may ultimately not just consolidate, but also corrode the coherence of the sense of community created in the main text of the magazine. That is to say, self-presentation on a crowdfunding platform involves a mimicked anticipation of a situation that—in this case—demands the adaptation, for better or worse, of the cultural homogeneity of ROAR as an independent body of textual production. To take account of such influences, the analysis shifted focus at various points, especially when a meaningful interpretation of the corpus-generated concordance lines demanded an adjustment of perspective. Such flexibility is only feasible when the dataset is relatively small, representative of a linguistic community that can be considered in detail, and when access to full texts not provided through the concordance browser is readily available. In this respect, the account I presented can be questioned on the grounds of representativeness. While aiming to provide a fair representation of general sentiments illustrated with clear examples, I have not discussed all concordance lines generated by the queries that guided the research. Furthermore, while the keyword democracy , which provided the starting point for the analysis, occurs in the majority of articles in the study corpus, the proper names on which much of the analysis focused do not. This does not invalidate the findings offered here, but does raise the question of whether competing and perhaps even contradictory principles of narrative emplotment, not connected to reference strategies, structure the remainder of the corpus. Furthermore, ROAR has published hundreds of articles during the present decade, and while sampling a broad period, the corpus cannot lay claim to representativeness regarding the publication as a whole. At the same time, online material, which heavily relies on hyper-textual reading, inherently decontextualizes, and accessing the material through a concordance browser thus only reduces some of the options for organizing the material while adding others. The study of reference strategies such as direct quotation and paraphrase illustrates that re-organizing the textual material of a fragmented body of online texts can reveal patterns that are only observed through a temporary suspension of co-textual and contextual deference. Contextual relations eventually need to be reasserted for the impact of the patterns to be revealed, however, and this once again strengthens the case for small-scale corpus-assisted studies that are not limited to the analysis of concordance lines. In order to determine relevant patterns of usage, the anthropologist observed the bodily movements that accompanied the recitation of sacred utterances whose authority rested upon tradition, and thus, memetic transference. In an online environment, where the tactile motions of corporeal behavior are generally harder to trace, the use, and therefore the specific meaning of key terms and references governing a given discourse may on the surface remain obscure to the uninitiated. However, as illustrated in the previous analysis, a specified corpus and a browser that lends access to its contents aid in laying bare the procedures of enchantment sustaining virtual communities. The Genealogies corpus contains material from dozens of online outlets situated across the political spectrum; beyond further explorations of ROAR Magazine , comparative studies of reference across different outlets would make for fruitful future research. The current study examined reference by querying the occurrence of personal proper names in order to identify the common symbol system sustaining a sense of community within a cross-platform online publication. Yet the study of naming and reference offers many other avenues for future research. Questions of what and who is represented within the textual body are likely to become more pressing as information overload, censorship and willful disinformation come to shape the virtual negotiation of meaning that constitutes the symbolic core of our global sense of community. The roar of the traffic and the clatter of footsteps and the grumble of voices swirled like dance music about Andrews's head. See how many words from the week of Oct 12—18, you get right! Origin of roar before ; Middle English roren v. See cry. Words nearby roar roam , roan , Roanoke , Roanoke Island , Roanoke Rapids , roar , roaring , roaring forties , Roaring Twenties , roarming , roar up. 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