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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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What does "restores its subject to stature" mean

The quote is from a film review about a Soviet composer which life mirrored the SU itself etc.

Peter Rosen's film portrait, "Khachaturian," restores its subject to stature that will force a re-evaluation of his place in 20th century music

Does anybody know what the part in bold mean? Bringing attention to the subject would be a guess

Thanks a real lot
  

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Yes, that's the idea. . restores its subject to a position of enough importance to force a re-evaluation .

— Clive

  • Yes, that's the idea.
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  • restores its subject to a position of enough importance to force a re-evaluation .
  • Clive
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Yes, that's the idea.

. . . restores its subject to a position of enough importance to force a re-evaluation . .

Clive
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