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For his actions, he was awarded several Medals of Honor.


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[32] Jones also had time for archaeology during the war years.


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In 1941 he set out to find the Staff of Moses in Panama [34] and in 1947 he encountered Soviet soldiers while preventing them from repairing a plane located in the ruins of the Tower of Babel.


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[35] In addition to his archaeology and espionage duties, he was among the experts who were the first to investigate the Roswell case in 1947.


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[32] Sometime before the events of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Jones returned back to Marshall College to become an archaeology teacher.


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[36] In 1957, while searching for the lost city of Akator, he met Marion Ravenwood again and learned that she bore him a son, Henry Jones III; Jones and Ravenwood fell in love with each other again and married.


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[32] Indiana Jones Jr.


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television series reveals that in 1993 Indiana Jones was living in New York and, despite his age of 94 years, continued to lecture still in archaeology.


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The series reports that he has a daughter (son “Mutt” Williams is not mentioned) and several grandchildren.


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Jones has lost his right eye, but the reason for this is not stated.


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[37] Clothing and Weapons Design The outfit was designed by Deborah Nadoolman Landis, with whom Spielberg had previously worked on the film 1941 — Excuse me, where is Hollywood?


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(the first film in which he used a costumer), and whom he also hired for the Hunters of the Lost Treasure.


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[39] Before designing the costume, Spielberg showed Nadoolman Landis and assistant Kelly Kimball two films: Secret of the Incas (Secret of the Incas, 1954) and Adventurers in China (China, 1943).


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[39] Landis has said Jones' dress was significantly influenced by Charlton Heston's role in The Secret of the Incas.


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Adventurer Harry Steele, played by Heston, dressed exactly the same as Indiana Jones in the film and even carried a whip on his belt.


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Nadoolman has said he watched the film several times with Spielberg, Lucas and Lawrence Kasdan, screenwriter of Hunters of the Lost Treasure, and that he was surprised when neither Lucas nor Spielberg later said the film was the source of their inspiration.


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[18] Jones' costume has slight differences from Steele's costume: for example, Indiana Jones' fedora is considerably smaller than the hat worn by Harry Steele.


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[18] The costume was the first to be adapted by Tom Selleck, who was originally to become an Indiana Jones actor.


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[39] The hat and leather jacket worn by Harrison Ford during the filming of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade were handed over after filming to the Smithsonian Institution in 1989.


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The whip was not attached to the Institute's collections until 1999.


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[5] Models Indiana Jones wears a fedora hat and brown leather jacket.


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On his belt, he carries a whip and a revolver.


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Hat: Fedora-shaped hat.


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The fedora was a popular city hat in the 1930s, but a hat of the same design was already used in early adventure films as an adventurer's headdress.


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[40] Leather jacket: Indiana Jones leather jacket design takes influences from 1930s leather jackets and A-2 model aviator jackets.


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[41] Whip: The whip was darker, than the other whips made by David Morgan and made of kangaroo leather.


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However, it has been argued that the Lost Treasure Hunters' whip was not actually made of kangaroo skin due to restrictions imposed by US import laws.


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[42] Revolver: Jones has had several different revolvers at his disposal during his adventures.


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In Hunters of Lost Treasure, he used two different revolvers; the Smith & Wesson models M1917 and the Hand Ejector Model 2.


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[43] In the Temple of Doom he has at his disposal the Colt New Service M1917 and the Last Crusade, and in the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Webley Green.


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[43] Clothing manufacturers The whips used in the first three films were made by the David Morgan company.


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[44] Hats was supplied for the first three films by the Herbert Johnson Hatters company and the fourth film originally by the AdventureBilt Hat Co founded by Indiana Jones fans.


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[38] Leather jackets were made by various companies: Western Leather produced several sheepskin coats for the first three films and the Wilson company supplied one coat made of cowhide, which was used in the Lost Treasure Hunters truck scene for its greater durability.


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[45] Tony Nowak Original supplied coats to the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.


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[46] Films Production and Reception The first three films were shot at Elstree studios in England [47] like Lucas' Star Wars films.


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[8] Outdoor filming took place in Tunisia, Sri Lanka, Spain and Venice.


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[47] Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull was filmed entirely in the United States by Downey, Sony, Paramount, Warner Bros.


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'in and Universal studios.


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[48] Hunters of the Lost Treasure, 1981 Before filming began, Lucas and Spielberg hired Lawrence Kasdan as screenwriter, with whom they discussed the subject of the film and the action scenes they had planned.


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In Spielberg's view, the actual film originated in the script stage rather than Hawaii, where Spielberg and Lucas had only brainstormed the character.


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[6] Kasdan invented, among other things, the character of Marion Ravenwood, who derived his first name from his wife's grandmother's name and his surname from the Losangelesian Ravenwood Court.


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[10] Many studios rejected the Lost Treasure Hunters script and refused to produce it.


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The studios were suspicious of the $20 million budget that Lucas had planned for the film, and did not want Spielberg as director.


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[15] Eventually, Paramount Pictures agreed to produce the film.


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Lucas offered the film to Paramount after falling out with 20th Century Fox, which produced Star Wars.


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[8] It was decided to film the scenes set in Egypt in Tunisia, which was an easier option for the film crew as there was no need to show the sphinx or pyramids in pictures.


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[10] [47] During filming in Tunisia, the group encountered difficulties: Harrison Ford was suffering from abdominal pain, and the scene where Indiana Jones had to fight a sword-wielding Arab warrior had to be shortened so that he simply shot him.


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[10] As the events of the film were set in the 1930s, the film crew had to remove 300 television antennas from the roofs of houses.


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[10] In making Hunters for Lost Treasure, Spielberg had made it his personal goal of staying on budget and schedule, with his previous films Jaws (1975), Third Degree Connection (1977) and 1941 — Sorry, where is Hollywood?


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(1979) had all exceeded their given budget and missed schedule.


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[6] Hunters for the Lost Treasure was completed 17 days early, and its production costs remained precisely within the planned budget.


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[6] The film was the most lucrative film of 1981 in North America, [49] and received an enthusiastic reception from critics.


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According to the website Rotten Tomatoes, 94% of them have given the film a positive review.


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[50] Hunters of the Lost Treasure received four Academy Awards.


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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, 1984 Spielberg said Lucas wanted to use the same formula in the film series as in his Star Wars series.


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According to this, the second part of the trilogy should be more sinister than the predecessor (the backlash against the Empire was, in Lucas's view, much darker than the preceding Star Wars).


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[8] [13] Steven Spielberg had divorced and Lucas himself was in the midst of the divorce process during the writing phase of the film.


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Lucas believes that for this reason, perhaps unconsciously, they wanted to make a dark film.


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[51] Furthermore, Lucas had decided he wouldn't want to recycle ideas from an earlier film, so the Nazis and Marion Ravenwood were deliberately omitted from the sequel.


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[13] [51] However, this produced problems, as inventing a new enemy was difficult, according to Lucas.


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Coming up with the story produced difficulties, and Lucas has told them all they did was throw in ideas that featured a Chinese monkey king or a haunted castle.


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[51] The film was set in 1935, meaning its events are set in a time before the Hunters of the Lost Treasure.


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This, too, was a conscious solution because Lucas wanted to avoid questions about where Ravenwood has disappeared.


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[13] Spielberg wanted to attach the film to the first film a planned chase with mining wagons, which, however, was not filmed due to scheduling problems.


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[13] The Pankot Palace seen in the film was a miniature model.


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All exterior shots showing the palace were shot at Elstree studios.


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[52] The film was not as successful as its predecessor, but it was still the third most lucrative film of the year.


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[53] Critics did not like the film as much as its predecessor, and Willie Scott's actress Kate Capshaw remembers her character being berated a lot.


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[54] The film was banned in India after it came out because the film showed Indians in a negative light.


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The ban has later been dismantled.


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[55] Today, the Temple of Doom has an 85% “fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes.


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[56] The film was originally given an age limit recommendation PG (Parental Guidance).


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At that time, only two recommendations were in use in the United States: PG suitable for everyone and R.


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Many of the children who came with their parents to watch the film were shocked and had to leave the theatre in the middle of the film, some crying.


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[57] Due to the violence contained in the film, a whole new rating, PG-13, was created, as the film was deemed not to fit into either existing category.


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[57] George Lucas has defended the film, saying it was meant to be scary.


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[57] However, he has said that he doesn't like it as much as the other Indiana Jones films.


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[13] Spielberg has said that “Indy 2 is not one of my best moments”, [57] but has also stated that he has a special relationship with Temple of Doom because he met his future wife Kate Capshaw on set.


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[13] Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, 1989 Because the grim Temple of Doom had received a more negative reception from critics than the Hunters of the Lost Treasure, Lucas decided in 1985 when he began scripting the third Indiana Jones film that it would return to recapture the first Indiana Jones film for the lighter mood of the part.


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[59] Initially Spielberg was not enthusiastic about the idea that came up at story meetings suggesting the search for the Holy Grail as the subject of the film because it brought him to mind the crazy world of the film Monty Python.


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[59] [60] Lucaskin became more interested in the Ape King adventure in Chinese mythology already presented in the manuscript phase of the Temple of Doom.


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[59] [60] Chris Columbus was hired as screenwriter, who wrote the film script for Indiana Jones and the Monkey King word for word according to Lucas and Spielberg's wishes.


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Columbus, however, was fired.


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[61] Later, the Monkey King concept was abandoned and the creators returned to the Holy Grail.


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Spielberg still found the subject boring, and Lucas contrived to attach to it the legend he invented himself that drinking from the Grail would bring eternal life.


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[59] George Lucas and Jeffrey Boam wrote the final manuscript, which featured Henry Jones, Indiana Jones' father, an expert in medieval literature and the Holy Grail myth.


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[59] The character was invented by Spielberg, because despite everything, the search for the Holy Grail was a boring premise for the story.


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He has told us instead that he wanted to make the search for the Holy Grail a metaphor for father and son, who search for and eventually find each other with the help of the Holy Grail.


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[62] Lucas did not like the fact that Spielberg chose Sean Connery for the role of Henry Jones because he only came to mind for Lucas as James Bond.


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[62] Spielberg, on the other hand, insisted on hiring Connery because Spielberg's original idea for an adventure film had originally originated precisely with Bond.


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[6] Connery was flattered to be asked for the role, and before formalising his role, he asked Spielberg “is this Indiana Jones meets James Bond?”.


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[59] When the Last Crusade was completed in 1989, it was the first time any relative of Indiana Jones was introduced.


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The film's best-known filming locations was the rock town of Petra, where the film's closing scene was shot.


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The numbers of tourists who travelled to the site increased after the film came out.


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[58] Spielberg says that when he saw The Last Crusade in the theater he heard the audience laughing more than in other films in the Indiana Jones series, and that is why he himself considers the film to be the funniest of the series.


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[62] The film has an 89% “fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes.


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[63] To the end of the film, Spielberg pasted a scene in which Indiana Jones rides off into the sunset as a symbol that the series had been completed.


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[64] Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, 2008 Spielberg has said talks about the sequel began about five years after the Last Crusade.


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While marketing one of the films, he was repeatedly asked about because he will make the next Indiana Jones movie.


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[64] Harrison Ford took the proposal seriously and suggested making a new Indiana Jones to Spielberg, who nonetheless declined.


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[64] However, Ford got Lucas excited by the idea, and together they persuaded Spielberg to go along.


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[64] Spielberg, however, believed for a long time that he would not direct the film in question himself, but would hire some young director to do it.


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[64] He was particularly concerned about how audiences would view 60-year-old Harrison Ford starring.


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[64] Lucas proposed that the film be made into a film borrowing from Category B science fiction and paranoid propaganda films of the 1950s, which at the time was still titled Indiana Jones and the Saucer Men from Mars.


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[64] Spielberg didn't like the idea and was eventually abandoned when the Independence Day — War of the Worlds film came out in 1996.


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[64] Lucas invented to make a small change to the film: in it the aliens are not actually aliens, but interdimensional beings living in another dimension.


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[64] During the planning stages, the 1950s, different from previous films, were ensured, which was better suited to Harrison Ford's age.


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[64] Because of the era, the Nazis could not be used as opponents of Jones, and Spielberg, in his own words, would not have wanted to use them.


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[64] The treasure around which the plot would be built was a crystal skull found in South America, which Lucas said he heard about while making Indiana Jones Jr.


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One episode's script dealt with them, which got him interested in the subject.


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[65] It was decided to use characters from old films in the film: Karen Allen was hired to reprise her role as Marion Ravenwood and Sean Connery was asked to appear again as Henry Jones, but he declined.


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[66] A new Indiana Jones relative, son Mutt Williams (Shia LaBeouf), whose real name is Henry Jones III, was also brought into the story.


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Originally, in David Koepp's script, the character had been a daughter, but Lucas edited the script and made him a son.


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[64] Koepp proposed at the time to name the film Indiana Jones and the Son of Indiana Jones, which did not go through.


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He himself thought it was mainly a joke.


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[64] The current name was decided upon after several proposals, some of which even had time to be registered: Indiana Jones and the City of Gods, Indiana Jones and the Destroyer of the Worlds, and Indiana Jones and the City of Gold.


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[66] Lucas wanted the name to necessarily include the word Kingdom, and the title of the film became established as Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, meaning Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.


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[64] The film received mostly good reviews and has a 77% “fresh” rating on Rotten Tomatoes.


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[67] Despite this, the film received a questionable Golden Raspberry Award as the first Indiana Jones film in the category of worst sequel.


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Indiana Jones 5, 2021 George Lucas said at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival that a fifth film is possible.


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He outlined at the time that Mutt Williams, played by Shia LaBeouf, would take the place of the series' protagonist from Ford, who would appear in the new film in a role similar to Sean Connery in The Last Crusade.


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[68] By August, however, Lucas had changed his mind: “Indiana Jones is Indiana Jones.


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Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones,” Lucas assured.


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[69] When Harrison Ford was asked if Mutt Williams, in the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, would take his place as the protagonist of the film series, Ford replied, “What are you talking about?


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It's mine.


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I'd love to make a new Indiana Jones movie.


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George Lucas is working on an idea for the best time.


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Shia can get their own hat.


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I deserved mine.


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“[70] Later Lucasfilm was sold to Disney, and along with the rights to make new Star Wars and Indiana Jones films, among others, passed to the studio.


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In May 2015, Kathleen Kennedy from Lucasfilm told Vanity Fair magazine that a fifth film was coming, but its screenwriting had yet to begin.


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[71] In March 2016, Disney reported that the film would premiere on July 19, 2019, and that Spielberg would return as director and Ford will be starring.


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[72] The film is scripted in the manner of the fourth film by David Koepp.


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[73] John Williams returns as composer.


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Williams has composed the musics for all Indiana Jones films.


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[74] In April 2017, the premiere was postponed and a new premiere date was announced on July 10, 2020.


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[75] In March 2018, Spielberg reported that the film would be set in the 1960s.


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[76] In June 2018, Jonathan Kasdan was attached to the project as the new screenwriter, resulting in a plan for production in April 2019 being cancelled and the film was reportedly going to receive a new premiere date later.


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[77] [78] In July, the new premiere date was announced on July 9, 2021.


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[79] Influence After the Indiana Jones films, adventure films and television series were released.


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The first TV series to clearly take influences from the Hunters of the Lost Treasure was The Golden Monkey (Tales of the Gold Monkey, 1982), which appeared just years after the film.


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[80] The first films were The Hunt for the Green Diamond (Romancing The Stone, 1984) and King Solomon's Mines (King Solomon's Mines, 1985), each featuring an Indiana Jones-influenced hero character.


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[81] Indiana Jones has also been credited by archaeologists in the United States.


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According to the editor of the journal Archaeology published by the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA), Indiana Jones is a poor archaeologist but brilliant as an advocate of archaeology.


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The magazine's 2008 May-June issue published an article in which it honored with an Indy Spirit Award for archaeologists best executing the spirit of Indiana Jones.


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[82] In May 2008, the Archaeological Institute of America elected Harrison Ford to its board of trustees.


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According to C. Brian Rose, president of AIA, Harrison Ford's importance in cultivating public interest in archaeological studies has been significant.


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[83] The character Lara Croft, who is adventuring in console games and subsequently films, has taken clear influences from Indiana Jones.


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[81] The character has also served as an inspiration for Indiana Hopo, who adventured in Disney comics.


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[84] Hunters of Lost Treasure inspired three 12-year-old boys in 1981, Eric Zala, Chris Strompolos and Jayson Lamb, to shoot their own version of the film.


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The version was completed in 1988, seven years later.


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[85] The film was shot on a budget of around $5000 and imitated its prequel accurately.


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[86] The film unexpectedly gained popularity when Harry Knowles took it in at the Butt-Numb-A-Thon Film Festival.


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[86] The authors donated all profits from the film to charity.


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Even the makers of the original film decided to look at copyright infringement through the fingers, and the makers of the new version received an invitation to Lucas' Skywalker Ranch as well as the Spielberg-owned Amblin studios.


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[86] The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, 1992—93, was a 44-part television series.


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It aired in Finland on MTV3 channel from 1993 to 1995.


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George Lucas, who produced the Indiana Jones films, was the executive producer.


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The series dealt with Indiana Jones' youth, with 94-year-old Indiana Jones (George Hall) acting as a unifying factor between the stories.


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He primed the story in New York by recounting his adventures in youth, which featured starring either a 17-year-old (Sean Patrick Flanery) or 10-year-old Indiana Jones (Corey Carrier).


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[87] The events of the episodes were set between 1908—1910 and 1916—1920, as well as 1993, when old Indiana Jones was telling the story.


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[88] Making the series When Lucas started designing the series, he wanted to make it civilizing in style.


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[88] [89] It was originally to be titled A Walk Through 20th Century: A History With Indiana Jones, but eventually as planning progressed it became The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.


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[88] Lucas announced in public at the beginning of the project that it would be aimed at younger viewers and no purely adult material would be included.


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[90] He also told me that the series would have nothing to do with movies.


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[90] It was decided to place the series at the turn of the 20th century, which according to Lucas is one of the most significant periods affecting the present day.


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[88] The series was directed by several different individuals depending on the episode.


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Lucas ended up with this solution because he wanted each episode of the series to give a different perspective to the story.


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[88] Terry Jones, Joe Johnston and Vic Armstrong, who had acted as Harrison Ford's understudy in several films, were a few of the series' directors.


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[87] [88] Many well-known actors such as Daniel Craig, Anne Heche, Christopher Lee and Catherine Zeta-Jones appeared in the series as guest stars.


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[87] The series was co-written by several screenwriters, including Frank Darabont and Carrie Fisher, who played Princess Leia in the Star Wars films.


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[87] [88] The series was filmed in Africa, India, Europe, Egypt and China.


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[91] The budget for the episodes was equal to Wonder Man in MacGyver and Time Jump, which meant a budget of about $1.5 million per episode.


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In the making of the series, an attempt was made to save money by filming several episodes in the same locations and cutting the episodes into shape at Skywalker Ranch owned by Lucas.


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[91] Because the series was civilizing in style, it showcased many historical events and personalities.


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[91] As the series wore on, Indy met many famous figures who lived in the early 20th century, including Winston Churchill, Ernest Hemingway, Pablo Picasso, Sigmund Freud and Mata Hari.


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[87] Reception When George Lucas presented scripts for the first episodes to ABC management, they were surprised.


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According to Lucas, they wondered where all the action was.


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[91] The series was criticised for confusion during the first few shows, because according to Lucas, viewers did not like the solution to tell about the two different stages of Indiana Jones' youth.


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[88] The narrative was also hampered by the fact that no episodes of the series were presented in chronological order.


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[90] On top of that, the story was mixed up by different views of different directors, which may have been very different.


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Directors, like screenwriters, were not offered the opportunity to discuss their views with each other.


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[90] Lucas felt the series' poor success was due to a lack of action.


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Although he had already described it in the public eye as a growth story before the series aired, [91] he later had to, with the series' poor success, stating that “no matter how many times you told you that the series was about a young boy's exploration into history, they still expected to see it rolling stone”.


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[89] By this he referred to a scene seen at the beginning of the Hunters of the Lost Treasure where Indiana flees a rolling boulder of stone.


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Some of the series' episodes went unaired after ABC canceled its 1993 due to poor ratings.


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[92] Despite criticism from viewers and the channel, the series received a more positive reception from critics.


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The New York Times said it was “the most impressive weekly television series”, Time found it ambitious and stylish and the Wall Street Journal said it matched films in its impact.


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[92] Later versions of Lucas were very disappointed after the series ended prematurely.


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He has described it as the funniest project to make and stressed that he never intended to make the series a commercial success.


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[92] In 1996, George Lucas re-cut the events of the series into chronological order, merging episodes and omitting George Hall's narrator voice, resulting in 23 TV movies being edited out of the series.


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In addition, Lucas filmed new footage so that, despite the gaps between events, the story would run smoothly forward.


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[90] USA Network and BBC1 aired the films.


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Books The first Indiana Jones book was Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981), based on the Lost Ark film written by Campbell Black, and published by Ballantine Books.


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This was followed by books based on the following films Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) and Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade (1989, also published in Finnish), which was the first Indiana Jones book written by Rob MacGregor.


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He then wrote six more Indiana Jones books in 1991—92 for the Bantam Books publishing house.


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The books were not based on films and were set in the 1920s.


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[93] In his works Indiana married a woman named Deirdre Campbell.


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[94] The book series was then continued by Martin Caidin, who wrote two Indiana Jones books in 1993—94, and Max McCoy, who wrote four books on the character between 1995 and 1999.


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During 1990—1994, German Wolfgang Hohlbein wrote eight German-language Indiana Jones novels for Goldmann Publishing.


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[95] Hohlbein's books have only been translated into Dutch, [96] and are set apart from one between 1938 and 1944.


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[95] Four Indiana Jones novels have been published in Finnish, the first published by Otava [97] and the rest published by WSOY.


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Indiana Jones novels published in EnglishOriginal namein Finnish by Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade1990Indiana Jones and the Last CrusaderRob MacGregorIndiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull2008Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull2008Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal SkullsJames LucenoIndiana Jones and the Temple of Doom2008Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom Suzanne Wey Comics Marvel Comics began producing Indiana Jones comics of the Lost Treasure Hunters after appearing in 1981.


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They were pleased with the success of the comics based on George Lucas's Star Wars films, which may have influenced the decision to start making Indiana Jones comics.


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[98] The first comic was a retelling of the film's plot, but Marvel also published under the name Further Adventures of Indiana Jones independent stories in which Marion Ravenwood was exceptionally portrayed as Jones' standard girlfriend.


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[99] The magazine appeared in 34 issues in the United States, in addition to which Marvel published two comics based on the films Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade.


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[98] Seventeen issues were published in Finnish during 1984—1986 under the name Indiana Jones.


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[99] Later in 1991, Dark Horse Comics began producing comics about the adventures of Indiana Jones.


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It published eight complete stories (divided into several sections) by 1996.


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[98] In addition, in 1993 Dark Horse made cartoon versions of Indiana Jones Jr.


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from the first 12 episodes of the TV series.


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[98] [100] In 2008, Dark Horse released his latest Indiana Jones comic, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, which followed the plot of the film.


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[100] Amusement park equipment The Indiana Jones name is used in connection with four amusement park facilities at Disneyland amusement parks in different countries.


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Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!


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— Disney's Hollywood Studios, Florida (1989, at the time under the name Disney-MGM Studios).


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Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril — Disneyland Paris, France (1993).


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Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye — Disneyland, California (1995).


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Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull — Tokyo DisneySea, Japan (2001).


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Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular!


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introduces visitors how stunts in the Hunters of the Lost Treasure were performed, and willing viewers get to participate in the show.


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[101] Indiana Jones et le Temple du Péril (French.


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Indiana Jones and the Temple of Judgment) is a traditional roller coaster where a track resembling the ruins of a temple is twisted in wagons resembling a mine cart.


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[102] Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Forbidden Eye and Temple of the Crystal Skull are two nearly identical sightseeing tours where visitors to the device get to go along on an Indiana adventure.


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The tracks consist of various obscure chambers, such as the Bug Room and the Snake Chamber.


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[103] [104] Computer and Video Games The first Indiana Jones game Raiders of the Lost Ark was a license game published by Atari and was loosely based on the first film in its plot.


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[105] In addition to license games, several Indiana Jones titles have been released that are not based on any particular film.


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The first of these was Indiana Jones in the Lost Kingdom, developed by Mindscape, released in 1984.


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The first graphic game released for PC that was not based on a film was Indiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis, developed by LucasArts, which, like Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, was released as two different versions, which had been given the names The Action Game and The Graphic Adventure.


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The Action Game version was an arcade adventure game, while Graphic Adventure focused on solving puzzles.


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Indiana Jones, for the first time in the game, had a voice given to him by Doug Lee.


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In 1999, the first Indiana Jones-themed 3D game Indiana Jones and the Infernal Machine was released, which similarly served as a sequel to The Fate of Atlantis.


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[106] The game was inspired by Tomb Raider games [106] and was set in 1947, 9 years after The Last Crusade.


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Jones's opponents were seen for the first time by the Soviets.


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[107] Two sequels using 3D graphics have been released, Indiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb (2003) and Indiana Jones and the Staff of Kings (2009).


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LucasArts and TT Games Publishing Ltd.


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released a more child-friendly alternative to other Indiana Jones games in the form of Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures in 2008.


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The game featured combined Lego blocks and Indiana Jones on the same principle that LucasArts had previously combined blocks and Star Wars in Lego Star Wars: The Video Game.


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The intention was to play the first three Indiana Jones movies through first in Story Mode, after which the player can replay the levels they have already passed through in Free Play mode, where more different characters are possible.


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[108] A sequel to the game was released in 2009, Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, which included all the films in the previous game (the fields had been rebuilt) and new levels based on Indiana Jones and Kingdom of the Crystal Skull that came out in the previous year.


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[109] Gaming yearConsole Raiders of the Lost Ark1982Atari 2600Indiana Jones and the Lost Kingdom1984Commodore 64, ZX SpectrumInDiana Jones and the Temple of Doom1985Atari System [110] Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom1985ZX Spectrum, Amstrad, MSX, Commodore 64, Apple II, WindowsDiana Jones in Revenge of the Ancients1987WindowsDiana Jones and the Temple of Doom1988NesIndiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Action Game1989Apple Macintosh, Windows, Amstrad, Atari ST, Commodore 64, MSX, Commodore Amiga, ZX Spectrum, NES, Sega Master System, Sega Game Gear, Sega Mega Drive, Game BoyIndiana Jones and the Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure1989Apple Macintosh, Atari ST, Commodore Amiga, WindowsDiana Jones and the Fate of Atlantis: The Action Game1992Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Windows, Atari ST, Commodore AmigaDiana Jones And The Fate Of Atlantis: The Graphic Adventure1992Apple Macintosh, Windows, Commodore AmigaThe Young Indiana Jones Chronicles1992nesIndiana Jones' Greatest Adventures1994Super Nintendo Entertainment SystemInstruments of Chaos: Starring Young Indiana Jones1994Mega DriveIndiana Jones and His Desktop Adventures1996Windows, Apple Macintoshindiana Jones and the Infernal Machine1999Windows, Nintendo 64, Game BoyIndiana Jones and the Emperor's Tomb2003Xbox, Windows, PlayStation 2Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures2008Windows, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DSIndiana Jones and the Staff of Kings2009PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, Wii, Nintendo DSleGo Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues2009Windows, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DSReference [111] Abstracts of the Movies Plot AppearanceOriginal title story1981HunterTraiders of the Lost Treasure In 1936, Indiana Jones is sent to find the Ark of the Federation in Cairo.


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The Ark is also wanted by the Nazis, and US intelligence will not allow it to fall into their hands.


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Indiana receives help from a young Marion Ravenwood, whose father, a deceased archaeologist and Indiana doctrine father, unwittingly owned a talisman that reveals the whereabouts of the Ark.


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Jones receives a talisman from Ravenwood and finds out Ark's whereabouts, but the Nazis take it away from him.


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Indiana and Marion regain possession of the Ark later and attempt to escape by ship.


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However, they are caught by a Nazi submarine; they take over the ship and take the Ark as well as Marion.


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Indiana goes after him, but not to regain possession of the Ark, but to save Marion.


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The Nazis open the ark and are destroyed. 1984Indiana Jones and the Temple of JudgmentIndiana Jones and the Temple of Doom In 1935 Indiana Jones is betrayed by Chinese gangsters in Shanghai, but manages to escape along with his young Chinese assistant Short Round and songstress Willie With Scott.


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However, the gangsters' leader, Lao Che, drops their plane in India, where the inhabitants of a small village ask Indiana and his comrades to return back the sacred rock taken by the Tugeni cult and the children of the village living as slaves in the Tugen mines.


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Indiana travels to Pankot Palace, which is revealed, in the words of the villagers, to be a temple of a cult where human sacrifice is practiced.


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Indiana simultaneously tries to free the children from the mines of the cult, where they search for missing sacred stones, gain possession of already found sacred stones, as well as escape from the temple. 1989Indiana Jones and the Last CrusaderDiana Jones and the Last Crusade Millionaire Walter Donovan asks Indiana in 1938 in search of the Holy Grail.


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Indiana's father, Henry Jones, a literature professor and Grail expert, was a previous leader of the group hired by Donovan, who has nonetheless disappeared in Venice.


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Throughout his life, Indiana's father had written in his diary all the information he could find about the Holy Grail and mailed it before he disappeared to Indiana.


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In the diary, Henry Jones has drawn a map to the holy grail hideout, but it is useless as he does not know the name of the town that serves as the starting point.


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In Venice, Indiana finds a knight's tomb, where lies one of the three brothers who discovered the Holy Grail, and learns the city is Alexandretta, on which the present Iskanderun is located.


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The Brotherhood of the Crossword tries to end Indiana's search by killing her, but they end up revealing to her that her father is imprisoned in an Austrian castle controlled by the Nazis.


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Indiana finds her father there, but loses her diarist and deputy Elsa Schneider, who is revealed to be a Nazi henchman.


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Indiana and Henry escape the castle and retrieve the book from Berlin.


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They then travel to Turkey with the intention of finding the Grail before the Nazis.2008Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull KingdomsDiana Jones and the Kingdom of Crystal SkullIn 1957, Soviet soldiers have captured Indiana so that this would help them find the body of an alien in the Region Out of 51.


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Indiana helps them and escapes, but loses his job at the university because FBI agents suspect he has communist connections.


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However, young Mutt Williams asks Indiana to help him in the search for missing Dr. Harold Oxley.


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Mutt's mother, who, unbeknownst to Indiana, is his former female friend Marion Ravenwood, has also disappeared.


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Oxley's tracks lead to Peru, where Indiana and Mutt find the crystal skull of Akator (better known by its Spanish name Eldorado).


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However, the Soviets catch them and force Jones again to help them find Akator.


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Jones, Mutt, Ravenwood, and the captured and gone mad Oxley escape from the Soviets and make their way to Akator, which is revealed to be a ship of interdimensional beings.


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The purpose of Helsinki Pride is to remind that equal rights belong to everyone, regardless of sexual orientation or gender.


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The English word “pride” means pride and the purpose of the event is to proudly carry its own diversity.


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Helsinki Pride is Finland's largest event for sexual and gender minorities and has several tens of thousands of visitors.


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[1] The event is an event supported by the City of Helsinki.


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[2] The 2018 Pride procession took part in 100,000 people according to the police and is thus one of the largest public events ever held in Finland.


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[3] [4] Historia Helsinki Pride continues the tradition of celebrations and liberation days of Seta ry, which was born in 1975.


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Initially, Helsinki Pride was held every two years in even-numbered years.


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In odd-numbered years, Pride took place elsewhere in Finland.


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Since 2006, it has been held annually in Helsinki and Pride events have also been held sporadically in other major cities such as Tampere, Oulu, Rovaniemi and Lahti.


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In 2010, a gas attack was carried out against the procession at the corner of Aleksanterinkatu and Kluuvikatu, in which several persons were exposed to both tear gas and capsicum spray, causing victims including shortness of breath, coughing and skin symptoms.


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As a result of the incident, the police captured three men as perpetrators.


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[5] They were sentenced to four-month suspended prison sentences and damages.


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The men denied the influence was the sexual orientation of those involved.


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Some of the victims have suffered mental problems for a long time after the attack.


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[6] In 2014, the number of participants in the procession doubled to 20,000 marchers.


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[7] The 2016 procession had 35,000 marchers, according to police estimates.


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[8] During the 2016 procession, Staff Sergeant Juho Pylnäinen, working in the Merivoi Coastal Fleet in Turku, caused a stir while performing in official attire at the Pride procession.


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Defence Force spokesman Henrik Gahmberg commented on Pylnäinen's appearance at Pride: The next day, however, Jan Engström, the Defence Force's communications director, stated that Gahmberg's statement was unnecessarily strict and departed from the premise that Pride would be a demonstration even if the police have recorded it as a public event.


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Service bylaws state that a soldier's uniform may not be worn at political events or demonstrations.


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[9] The columnist said he was pleased to bring a stir to the debate.


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[10] The new General Service Statute, which will enter into force at the turn of 2017, takes a position on the case by stating that the use of military uniform on leisure occasions such as public expression of opinion is not considered desirable.


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[11] In 2017, 35,000 people took part in the Pride procession.


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[8] The 2018 Pride procession nearly tripled its number of participants.


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According to the police estimate, 100,000 people participated in the procession, more than at Lord's Eurovision Song Contest victory party in Helsinki's Market Square in 2006.


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The 2018 Helsinki Pride is one of Finland's largest public events ever and Finland's largest ever single demonstration.


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[3] [12] The 2018 Pride partners were Prisma, Karhu, Wella Professionals, Helsingin Sanomat, Radio Helsinki, Stockmann, Clas Ohlson, Clarion Hotels, Tokmanni, Foodora, Taxi Helsinki, dtm, Accenture, Giganti, Futurice, Burger King, Marimekko, Neste, Happy Joy, Finnkino, Microsoft SEK, Miltton, Alma Media, Tieto, Kalevala Koru, Lush, KONE, Kingis, More Than Four Reasons, Posti, Estrella and Weecos.


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[13] Programme The event lasts throughout the week and is normally held in the week after midsummer.


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On Monday, the programme has an opening ceremony and during the week usually features exhibitions, colloquia, Cooper's test as well as other sports, peer group meetings, youth evening and rainbow fair.


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There are also a number of parties, from punk club to ladies' parties.


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What is unique in Finland is the programme organised specifically for young people.


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It's not being staged anywhere else in the world, at least not at the moment.


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In addition, for the first time in 2015 there will be a youth pride camp in Espoo [14] and a pride camp for young adults in Vantaa.


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The week culminates with Saturday's Pride procession, which runs through central Helsinki.


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The procession ends in a park where a park feast is celebrated.


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The program of the Park Festival usually features musical performances and speeches, as well as the division of Seta ry's Apple of Matter Knowledge and Honor Rat.


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Saturday night is the main party club of pride week at one of the city's nightclubs.


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The most visible symbol of the procession, as it has all week, is probably the rainbow flag.


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Visitor numbers Patrons 2002 Tarja Filatov [19] (sdp.)


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2006 Heidi Hautala (vir.)


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2007 Pekka Sauri [20] (vir.)


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2008 Anni Sinnemäki [21] (vir.)


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2009 Jutta Urpilainen [22] (sdp.)


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2010 Alexander Stubb [23] (Er.)


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2011 Mikael Jungner [24] (sdp.)


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2012 Paavo Arhinmäki [25] (left)


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2013 Eva Biaudet [26] (r.)


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2014 Tarja Filatov [27] (sdp.)


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2015 Ville Niinistö [28] (vir.)


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2016 Silvia Modig [29] (left)


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2017 Nasima Razmyar [30] (sdp.)


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2018 Jani Toivola (vir.)


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[31] Sources on the topic elsewhere.


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Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Physicalism is a materialistic ontological conception that everything that exists is physical or discharges physical.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

According to it, reality is basically composed of matter and energy, and objects only have physical properties such as space-time position, mass, size, shape, electric charge, and so on.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

[1] [2] Since physicalism states that only physical things exist, physicalism is a form of monism.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

In contemporary philosophy, Physicalism is often associated particularly with the philosophy of mind and its mind-body problem.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

In this case, physicalism is the view that the mind is physical — that is, all things connected to the mind are more properly related to the brain.


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Pysicalism

General Physicalism is originally the doctrine of the Vienna Circle thinkers Otto Neurath and Rudolf Carnap that all meaningful claims can be translated into claims made in physical language.


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Pysicalism

The term “phycicalism” was coined by Neurath.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Physicalism was a reductionist, or restorative, doctrine opposed to phenomenalism, the notion of reality based on observable phenomena.


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Pysicalism

[3] The word “materialism” is now often conceived as a synonym of the word “physicalism”, although the original physicalism of the Vienna district was not so much an ontological as a knowledge-theoretic or language-philosophical view.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

[2] Later, physiicalism has a variety of materialistic ontologies intended that do not necessarily bind to reductionism.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

[3] Physicalism is spoken of, for example, as the notion that only things that are observed by the means of physics exist and such.


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Pysicalism

These are considered to form the only basis for knowledge about reality.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

[4] “Physicalism” and “materialism” are largely congruent as terms.


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Pysicalism

[2] [5] The term “physicalism” is used instead of “materialism” on the one hand because traditional materialism has often been seen as too restrictive, among other things, because of its concept of matter, and on the other because the term emphasizes the connection between physics and the physical sciences.


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Pysicalism

[2] Philosopher Willard Van Orman Quine has described his own thinking in an interview as follows: Thus physicalism allows an exception in terms of the existence of abstract entities such as numbers, sets, and claims.


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Pysicalism

[1] Supervenience Supervenience, or supervenience, is a key concept related to physicalism.


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Pysicalism

It is used to describe the relationship between the ultimate entities of physical reality, as well as everyday experience and more abstract entities.


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Pysicalism

Supervenience can be seen as a certain relationship between the existence of a higher level and a lower level: the higher level is dependent on the lower level so that no changes can occur at the higher level without changes occurring at the lower level.


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Pysicalism

Within physicalism, there are different views on supervenience in terms of the extent to which different levels exist independently in relation to the most fundamental lowest level, the physical plane.


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Pysicalism

Physicalism thus assumes that: Physicalism is true in the possible world m if and only if any world that is a physical dual of m is a duplicate simpliciter of m (without additional attributes).


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Pysicalism

[2] or otherwise: No two possible worlds can be identical in the physical sense, but differ in some other sense.


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Pysicalism

In accordance with supervenience, the relationship between mental and physical is such that all changes in the mental plane are causally induced by physical changes.


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Pysicalism

With respect to the mind-body problem, the conclusion is therefore: No two beings can be identical in the physical sense, but differ in the mental sense.


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Pysicalism

However, supervenience alone is not sufficient to provide a basis for physicalism.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

It would be possible for mental or other non-physical states to emit physical.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Since this allows for example the mind to be a contingent phenomenon with respect to physical and not be able to influence it, physicalism is compatible with epiphenomenalism.


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Pysicalism

Therefore, Frank Jackson, among others, has proposed defining physicalism in the following way: Physicalism is true in the possible world m if and only if any world which is a minimal physical dual of m is a dual of m without additional attributes.


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Pysicalism

[2] By minimal physical duplicate, Jackson meant a possible world that is similar in the physical sense to the original world, but contains nothing else, especially anything epiphenomenal.


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Pysicalism

[2] Type and instance physicalism Type physicalism Type physicalism is particularly utilized in mental philosophical type-identity theories, namely type—type theories.


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Pysicalism

According to them, mental events are type-identical to physical events occurring in the brain, so that there is a correlation between them.


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Pysicalism

In other words, mental states or characteristics are neurological states or characteristics.


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According to T. Place, who was one of the developers of type identity theory, higher level mental events consist of lower-level physical events and can eventually be analytically returned to them.


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Pysicalism

According to Place, for example, “sensations” do not mean the same as “mental processes”, but can be returned to them because they consist of them.


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Pysicalism

Also, according to Herbert Feigl and J. J. C. Smart, “sensations” and “brain processes” mean different things, but refer to the same physical phenomenon.


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Pysicalism

That's how the phrase “sensations are brain processes” is about contingent, not imperative, identicity.


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Pysicalism

If type physicalism is true, then mental state M1 is identical to brain state B1.


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Pysicalism

It would result that, for example, a particular pain condition would be completely correlated with a particular brain condition in all organisms at all times.


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Pysicalism

However, the idea of multifunctionality, introduced by Hilary Putnam, challenges this: it argues that many different physical brain states (or even physical states other than those generated by the brain) could produce the same mental state.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Instance physicalism Instance or token physicalism, a form of characteristic dualism, is particularly utilized in mental philosophical theories of instance identity.


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Pysicalism

According to instance physicalism, every actual particle (such as an object, event, or process) x is matched by some physical particle y so that x=y.


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Pysicalism

This does not contain supervenience and supervenience does not contain this, although if supervenience is true, it does not necessarily rule out instance physicalism.


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Pysicalism

The difference between supervenience and instance physicalism is as follows: according to instance physicalism, for example, every mental particle is matched by a physical particular with which it is identical, while according to supervenience physicalism, a set A (such as a set of mental properties) cannot change without changing a set of B (such as a set of physical properties); in this case, A superveniates B.


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Pysicalism

Instance physicalism is problematic because it does not correspond to minimal physicalism, that is, it does not bind itself to the core idea of physicalism that everything is physical: the fact that every particle has some physical property does not preclude the fact that some particulars would have non-superveniating mental properties.


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Pysicalism

Reductive and non-reductive physicalism Reductionism is a philosophical concept related to the relationship between parts of an entity and a whole.


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Pysicalism

According to reductionism, a given entity is recoverable, that is, reducible in its parts.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Reductive physicalism Reductive physicalism is based on the idea that everything that exists in reality can be analytically restored to its physical, or material, basis.


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Pysicalism

Because of this, the term “physicalism” is often used synonymously with the term “materialism”.


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Pysicalism

Both are viewpoints that all organic and inorganic processes can be explained by relying on natural laws.


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Pysicalism

This view has gained added impetus because physics, as a science, has been very successful in explaining many phenomena.


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Pysicalism

The connection of sky phenomena to physics was noted in the 17th century, chemistry in the 18th century, biology in the 19th century, and since the 20th century the neurobiological base of psychology has become increasingly apparent.


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Pysicalism

[1] [6] Instance physicalism and type physicalism are both strains consistent with ontological reductionism because they return mental states and processes to physical states and processes.


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Pysicalism

However, reductive physicalism does not mean the same as eliminative materialism, but is compatible with it.


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Pysicalism

According to eliminative materialism, mental states do not exist at all.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Non-Reductive Physicalism The earliest forms of physicalism that developed on the basis of materialism were reductionist.


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Pysicalism

After Donald Davidson introduced the concept of supervenience into physicalism, non-reductive physicalism became more popular.


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Pysicalism

Non-reductive physicalism is the idea that although mental states are physical, they are not recoverable to physical properties.


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Pysicalism

The form of non-reductive physicalism presented by Davidson himself was anomal monism.


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Pysicalism

Supervenience physicalism, which Davidson has also put forward, is a form of non-reductive physicalism, whereby mental events superveniate, that is, emit physical events rather than redusing into them.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Emergentism is a theory that gained popularity in the early part of the 20th century.


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Pysicalism

It is a form of non-reductive supervenience, but one that states that reality is composed as if of several layers overlying each other.


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Pysicalism

Thus it is a form of characteristic dualism, whereas physicalism is essentially monistic.


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Pysicalism

Non-reductive physicalism has been popular, especially among many biology philosophers and some biologists.


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Pysicalism

In their view, all biological facts are affixed by physical facts, but that biological properties and regularities superveniate the physical as so many different macromolecular realizations that you cannot restore the biological to the physical.


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Pysicalism

This view has been advocated by Philip Kitcher and Elliot Sober, among others.


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Alexander Rosenberg brought Davidson's thinking into the field in 1978, but has since resisted non-reductive physicalism in somewhat the same way as Jaegwon Kim.


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Pysicalism

Aprioric and aposterior physicalism Physicalism can be divided in two according to whether the truth of the following sentence can be known apriorically or aposteriorly: If physicalism is true, S is a statement describing the entire reality of physical nature, and S* is a statement describing the whole of reality the reality of nature, in which case S contains S*. According to aprioric physicalism, the above described can be known without observation, that is, regardless of experience.


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Originally physicalism was assumed to be aprioric until Saul Kripke defended the existence of necessary aposterior truths in Naming and Necessity in his book Naming and Necessity.


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Pysicalism

[7] According to aposterior physicalism, physicalism is a necessary truth known aposteriorly, that is, through empirical observation.


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Pysicalism

There are two main interpretations of aposterior physicalism today.


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Pysicalism

According to the first, aposterior truths can be attained apriorically through contingent aposterior truths.


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Pysicalism

According to another, there are aposterior truths that are obtained through non-contingent (i.e., necessary) truths.


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Pysicalism

However, this results in a problem when combined with the phrase “S contains S*” because it leads to a contradiction.


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Pysicalism

[2] [8] The view is still disputed in analytic philosophy.


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Pysicalism

Arguments for physicalism The principle of exclusion One argument in favour of physicalism is based on the principle of exclusion.


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Pysicalism

According to it, if event e causes an event e*, then there is no event e# so that e# would not superveniate e and e# would cause e*.


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Pysicalism

It follows that if behavioral events have physical causes, and if mental events cause behavioral events, then mental events must superveniate physical.


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Pysicalism

[2] However, some philosophers accept epiphenomenalism, which holds that mental events are induced by physical events, but mental events do not cause physical events.


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Pysicalism

Epiphenomenalism is still debated among philosophers.


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Pysicalism

[2] Methodological Naturalism An argument based on methodological naturalism has two starting assumptions.


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Pysicalism

According to the first, it makes sense for a person to form his ontological concepts based on the methods of natural science.


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Pysicalism

According to another, the conception of reality thus formed is physicalistic.


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Pysicalism

Physicalism is therefore likely true.


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Pysicalism

One response to this argument is to reject another premise: natural sciences do not lead to physicalism.


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Pysicalism

However, alternative views such as panpsychism in philosophy of mind or vitalism in biology have little support.


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Pysicalism

Furthermore, they are not relevant to the question itself: according to the argument, physicalism is the most likely view; it does not present that other views are impossible.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Arguments against physicalism There are a number of different arguments against physicalism based on Kvalites.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Many of them are based on the idea that the existence of qualites seems contradictory to the fact that the world is entirely physical.


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Pysicalism

The most famous argument based on this is the so-called knowledge argument presented by Frank Jackson (1982) in the form of the Mary's Room thought experiment.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Jackson urges us to think of a particularly brilliant super-scientist named Mary, who has been locked in an entirely black and white room all her life.


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Pysicalism

During all the years he has lived in a world stripped of colour, he has studied (through black and white books and television) all physical facts, including relating to the sensing of colour.


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Pysicalism

According to the physicalist, this would mean that by knowing the physical facts involved in sensing colours, Mary would know what kind of sensing colour is, despite never having sensed colours.


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Pysicalism

However, when Mary is eventually let out of her room, it becomes clear that she didn't know everything, including what sensing or experiencing colours feels like.


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Pysicalism

If Mary did not have such knowledge, how can it be said that everything superveniated physical?


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Pysicalism

One way in which a Physicalist can respond to this argument is developed by Lawrence Nemerow and David Lewis.


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Pysicalism

They made a distinction between propositional knowledge, such as “Mary knows that the sky is usually blue during the day”, and know-how, that is, competence, such as “Mary knows how to mountain climb”.


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Pysicalism

According to Nemerow and Lewis, the only thing Mary achieves with her new experience is know-how.


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Pysicalism

So while Mary receives new knowledge, it is not propositional knowledge what it should be for the knowledge argument to be logically sound.


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Pysicalism

[2] Philosophical Zombies The argument based on philosophical zombies is the thought experiment that “there is a possible world in which there are zombies”.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Zombies are organisms that are physically identical copies of organisms in the actual world.


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Pysicalism

They seem as if they are conscious and have qualias, but in reality they have neither.


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Pysicalism

While few philosophers think zombies are possible nomologically, in our world, some philosophers hold that they are possible metaphysically.


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Pysicalism

This produces a problem in terms of physicalism, because the metaphysical possibility of zombies would mean that mental states do not superveniate physical.


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Pysicalism

The task of physicalists is then to show that the existence of zombies is not imaginable, or, if imaginable, that it is not metaphysically possible.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

One argument against the imaginability of zombies comes from Daniel Dennett.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

According to him, philosophers who claim zombies are imaginable end up imagining something that violates their own definitions.


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Pysicalism

[9] In his view, imagining that consciousness could be removed from an organism but leave all cognitive systems intact would be like imagining an organism deprived of health while leaving all bodily functions and bodily forces intact.


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Pysicalism

Again, according to some other philosophers, the fact that the possibility of the existence of zombies is imaginable does not yet bring with it that they are possible.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

[10] Hempel's dilemma Hempel's dilemma attacks how physicalism is defined.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

For example, if physicalism is defined so that the universe consists solely of things studied by physics, then it can be pointed out that physics cannot describe how the mind works.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

If physicalism is defined so that the universe consists solely of things that physics may study sometime in the future, this says nothing.


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Pysicalism

[11] One possible response to this dilemma is that over time we have seen increasing evidence in the neurosciences field that mental functions are related to their physical neural correlates in the brain.


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Pysicalism

If you compare this to the fact that thermodynamics supplanted phlogiston theory, cell biology of vitalism, evolutionary theory of creationism, and other examples where the previous dualistic concept has been superseded by advances in science, it can be argued that the physical basis of the mind can be felt sometimes in the future.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

Kim on non-reductivism Jaegwon Kim has responded to Davidson's anomal monism by suggesting that it is not possible to be at once a physicalist and a non-reductivist.


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

He posited the following: M1 causes M2 (these are mental events) and P1 causes P2 (these are physical events).


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Pysicalism

P1 implements M1 and P2 implements M2.


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Pysicalism

However, M1 does not get causally induced from P1 (i.e., M1 is an event due to P1).


Question: How can phycalism be described?

Pysicalism

If P1 causes P2 and M1 is a consequence of P1, then M2 is a consequence of P2.


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Pysicalism

According to Kim, the only alternative would be to accept dualism (where mental events are independent of physical events) or eliminative materialism (where mental events do not exist).


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Pysicalism

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Pysicalism

(PDF) entry in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Category:Materialism Category:Philosophy of Mind:Cognitive Neuroscience


Question: How do you define Latter-day Saint movements?

Baptism

Baptism is a Christian sacrament and expression of faith, [1] in which a person is baptized with water and often at the same time attached as a member of a church or congregation.


Question: How do you define Latter-day Saint movements?

Baptism

The theological essence of water baptism e.g.


Question: How do you define Latter-day Saint movements?

Baptism

saving, rebirth, or matter of conscience varies between different denominations and individuals.


Question: How do you define Latter-day Saint movements?

Baptism

The doctrine of water baptism in history has been one of the strongly separating denominations and individuals, but also today unifying.


Question: How do you define Latter-day Saint movements?

Baptism

The New Testament contains for the Christs two distinct concepts for baptism, which are water baptism and spirit baptism.


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Baptism

[2] [3] In spirit baptism, man is fulfilled with the Holy Spirit.


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Baptism

John the Baptist, who was the first Baptist of the New Testament said that he baptizes people with water for repentance, but Jesus would baptize believers with the Holy Spirit and fire.


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Baptism

[4] Jesus said to Nicodemus, “If one is not born of water and Spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God.


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Baptism

“[5] Of the Holy Spirit Paul writes to believers, “we are all baptized in one Spirit into one body, whether we are Jews or Greeks, slaves or free, and all have been allowed to drink the same Spirit.


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Baptism

“[6] [7] The Greek New Testament uses the verb baptizō for baptizō, “to immerse”, “to press into the water”, “to wash”, “to baptize”, and for baptism the noun Baptism.


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Baptism

In Finland today, there are commonly two types of water baptism delivery, from casting a baby with water to immersion baptism requested by the person himself.


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Baptism

For this reason, different denominations may be used for the delivery of water baptism, such as infant baptism or baptism of believers, i.e. adult baptism, even though the Bible only speaks of baptism.


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Baptism

Among the denominations Catholic, Orthodox and Lutheran, read to the sacraments of baptism.


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Baptism

Also, some Christian-influenced but non-professed religions of Trinity doctrine have their own water baptism.


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Baptism

Historical background and baptism in the Bible Ritual water purifications have been used since pre-Christian times and sanctification also describes the same thing in a different form.


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Baptism

The Old Testament gives instructions on religious washings for the clergy as well as for the people as a whole.


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Baptism

Moses ordained Aaron and his sons as priests after washing them with water and dressing them as priests.