In my presentation, I will analyze Darren Aronofsky’s film, mother!, as an allegory centered around man’s effect on the Earth’s environment and, inherently, the female experience. mother! is an allegory about the shrivelling Earth and about the Christian creation narrative, but this horror film is intentionally ambiguous. I will argue that because the story is grounded in a female character, the mother, it describes the struggles that female creators of art, literature, or scientific theory have faced for centuries. This idea of the earth and woman being connected is backed by budding ecofeminist theory, and is easily applicable to Aronofsky’s film. Through the centuries, women who have tried to create have been stifled and repressed; the o...
At the present two foremost studies, the Annenberg Report and CARD analyze the inclusion or exclusio...
This chapter was requested by the editors following the presentation of a paper at the Film & Histor...
for the Future In the collision of reality with mythology, it is the mythology that tends to prevail...
In my senior honors thesis, I analyze Darren Aronofsky’s film, mother!,as an allegory centered aroun...
Because today’s feminism is largely—and rightly—intersectional, there is currently little attention ...
When we say Mother Earth, we refer to a feminine caregiver. Someone who loves us unconditionally, no...
Darren Aronofsky’s movie Mother!, explores Christianity in a very different way. The movie takes pla...
This thesis will examine the representation of motherhood in horror cinema in order to discuss the p...
This thesis highlights depicted motherhood in film. Antichrist is used as the primary object in my a...
A small child is getting ready for school. His mother dresses him, pulling his jacket over his shoul...
Women’s bodies have long served as a source for abject horror. Throughout horror books, movies, and ...
Within the latitude of a science-fictional elsewhere and elsewhen, women can establish their own soc...
The paper traces some recent feminist and postcolonial positions with regard to the metaphor of 'Mot...
This paper is an analysis of the connection between the violation of the woman and the degradation o...
In my paper, I analyse Darren Aronofsky's two films, Black Swan and mother!. I am particularly inter...
At the present two foremost studies, the Annenberg Report and CARD analyze the inclusion or exclusio...
This chapter was requested by the editors following the presentation of a paper at the Film & Histor...
for the Future In the collision of reality with mythology, it is the mythology that tends to prevail...
In my senior honors thesis, I analyze Darren Aronofsky’s film, mother!,as an allegory centered aroun...
Because today’s feminism is largely—and rightly—intersectional, there is currently little attention ...
When we say Mother Earth, we refer to a feminine caregiver. Someone who loves us unconditionally, no...
Darren Aronofsky’s movie Mother!, explores Christianity in a very different way. The movie takes pla...
This thesis will examine the representation of motherhood in horror cinema in order to discuss the p...
This thesis highlights depicted motherhood in film. Antichrist is used as the primary object in my a...
A small child is getting ready for school. His mother dresses him, pulling his jacket over his shoul...
Women’s bodies have long served as a source for abject horror. Throughout horror books, movies, and ...
Within the latitude of a science-fictional elsewhere and elsewhen, women can establish their own soc...
The paper traces some recent feminist and postcolonial positions with regard to the metaphor of 'Mot...
This paper is an analysis of the connection between the violation of the woman and the degradation o...
In my paper, I analyse Darren Aronofsky's two films, Black Swan and mother!. I am particularly inter...
At the present two foremost studies, the Annenberg Report and CARD analyze the inclusion or exclusio...
This chapter was requested by the editors following the presentation of a paper at the Film & Histor...
for the Future In the collision of reality with mythology, it is the mythology that tends to prevail...