Seeing, Sensing, Saying: Holding Patterns in The Homesman (2014).
The article discusses how early psychoanalytic film theorists sought to draw attention to the deceptive quality of cinematic narratives. It mentions that authors from Jean- Louis Baudry to Christian Metz to Laura Mulvey, relied on a range of psychoanalytic concepts. It reveals preserving the status...
| Publicado en: | Intertexts Vol. 21; no. 1/2; pp. 67 - 89 |
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University of Nebraska Press
Spring-Fall2017
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| Sumario: | The article discusses how early psychoanalytic film theorists sought to draw attention to the deceptive quality of cinematic narratives. It mentions that authors from Jean- Louis Baudry to Christian Metz to Laura Mulvey, relied on a range of psychoanalytic concepts. It reveals preserving the status quo and maintaining existing social relations. |
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