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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...

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Published in:Intertexts Vol. 21; no. 1/2; pp. 67 - 89
Main Author: Krzych, Scott
Format: Article
Published: University of Nebraska Press Spring-Fall2017
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Summary: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.