"Field Of Dreams" ( Phil Alden Robinson )

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"This paper examines the power of emotional appeals in Phil Alden Robinson's film, Field of Dreams. The story of a man's quest for reconciliation with his father, the film tells the larger story of the importance of dreams and the need to follow them. Throughout, the script includes a wide variety of emotional appeals as characters try to influence those around them to help them accomplish their sometimes wildly fanciful goals. Using baseball as the central activity and a metaphor for truth and purity, Robinson creates a compelling argument for the importance of dreams and aspirations within a distinctly American context.

Ray Kinsella, an Iowa farmer, is walking through his cornfield one afternoon when he hears a whispered voice telling him, "If you build it, he will come" (Field of Dreams). At ..."

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