This article is a commentary on the Lacanian appropriation of Breaking the Waves by Slavoj Zizek, Frances Restuccia and others who argue that the film’s saintly heroine, Bess, performs an authentic feminine act paradoxically in her very suicidal over-identification with her husband’s male chauvinistic desire pressing her to have sex with other men, through which she successfully demonstrates the deadlock of sexual difference and subverts the phallic-masculine symbolic order. By contrast, this paper argues that the heroine is rather trapped in what Angela McRobbie called the postfeminist masquerade, a feminine gender performance that returns to old forms of patriarchal subordination but with an ironic distance, thereby allowing the subject t...
<p>Our intention is to present a dissonant study about the representation of madness in the film <em...
This article undertakes a close reading of Catherine Breillat’s recent film Une vieille maîtresse (2...
Filmed intimacy, the female body in front of the camera. Male gaze and Female gaze in France, the pr...
This article is a commentary on the Lacanian appropriation of Breaking the Waves by Slavoj Zizek, Fr...
This article analyses the use of media (video-photo, super 8) in cinema and the particular ways in w...
In Lars von Trier’s Breaking the Waves, the protagonist Bess McNeill is often viewed as a Christ-fig...
The article analyzes the political and theoretical potential of cinematographic language to express ...
Este estudo investiga a emergência de um novo regime de visibilidade de algumas diferenças sexuais n...
La présente thèse vise à étudier deux différentes modalités de contestation de l'imaginaire dominant...
Ovaj diplomski rad rad bavi se analizom filmova Antikrist, Melankolija i Nimfomanka (Prvi i Drugi di...
A Feminine Language in Cinema is a creative-work or practice-led Master of Philosophy project. The c...
Jarmila Jelínková - Self-devotion women motive showed on the "Breaking the waves" scenerply Abstract...
What can European cinema tell us about sexual difference? Can film shed some light on Lacan's infamo...
An article analyses a film Breaking the Waves by Lars von Trier in a context of Niclas Luhmann’s sem...
Despite critics‟ negative appraisal of Lars Von Trier's Antichrist (2009) for its ostensible misogyn...
<p>Our intention is to present a dissonant study about the representation of madness in the film <em...
This article undertakes a close reading of Catherine Breillat’s recent film Une vieille maîtresse (2...
Filmed intimacy, the female body in front of the camera. Male gaze and Female gaze in France, the pr...
This article is a commentary on the Lacanian appropriation of Breaking the Waves by Slavoj Zizek, Fr...
This article analyses the use of media (video-photo, super 8) in cinema and the particular ways in w...
In Lars von Trier’s Breaking the Waves, the protagonist Bess McNeill is often viewed as a Christ-fig...
The article analyzes the political and theoretical potential of cinematographic language to express ...
Este estudo investiga a emergência de um novo regime de visibilidade de algumas diferenças sexuais n...
La présente thèse vise à étudier deux différentes modalités de contestation de l'imaginaire dominant...
Ovaj diplomski rad rad bavi se analizom filmova Antikrist, Melankolija i Nimfomanka (Prvi i Drugi di...
A Feminine Language in Cinema is a creative-work or practice-led Master of Philosophy project. The c...
Jarmila Jelínková - Self-devotion women motive showed on the "Breaking the waves" scenerply Abstract...
What can European cinema tell us about sexual difference? Can film shed some light on Lacan's infamo...
An article analyses a film Breaking the Waves by Lars von Trier in a context of Niclas Luhmann’s sem...
Despite critics‟ negative appraisal of Lars Von Trier's Antichrist (2009) for its ostensible misogyn...
<p>Our intention is to present a dissonant study about the representation of madness in the film <em...
This article undertakes a close reading of Catherine Breillat’s recent film Une vieille maîtresse (2...
Filmed intimacy, the female body in front of the camera. Male gaze and Female gaze in France, the pr...