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Esta ponencia tiene la intención de adentrarse en la carrera fílmica del director estadounidense David Lynch para adscribirlo a una corriente narrativa que explora ciertas masculinidades en crisis normalmente sugeridas por procesos... more
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      David LynchFilm and Media StudiesEraserheadDouble Consciousness
In this subsequent essay on the film Blue Velvet I say, 'I am standing on my own ground when I say feminist teachers who have kept quiet and/or normalised the cinematic sexual assault of young men have according to their very own... more
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      Film StudiesFilm AnalysisSexualityGender and Sexuality
Some of the films that have intended to revitalize the ‘Noir’ in the American cinema of 70s and 80s had success in their attempt through introducing some variations of the classical premises of the genre or blurring its boundaries, but... more
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      Film NoirNeo-NoirBlade RunnerBlue Velvet (Lynch 1986)
I examined David Lynch's masterpiece Blue Velvet in psychoanalysis, voyeurism, gaze, identification, sexuality, feminist theory, fethishism and symbolism topics.
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      PsychoanalysisFeminist TheorySexualityGender and Sexuality
The stark contrast in the superficial optimism in the first and last few minutes of David Lynch's Blue Velvet (1986) and the dark underbelly of everything in between, may suggest a more pessimistic outlook than the redemptive resolution... more
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      Film StudiesFilm AnalysisCinemaFilm Aesthetics
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      LiteratureLiterature and cinemaSurrealismPostmodernism
Análisis del film de David Lynch desde la óptica del concepto de Joseph Campbell del "camino del héroe".
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      SurrealismJoseph CampbellRoland BarthesCinema
Bilinçaltının dışavurumunu işleyerek ve izleyiciyi rahatsız eden görüntüler kullanarak kendine ait bir üslup oluşturan David Lynch auteur bir yönetmendir. Filmlerinde gerçekliğe farklı bir boyut katan Lynch, kurduğu hikayelerde insan... more
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      SinemaBlue Velvet (Lynch 1986)
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      Film StudiesLiterature and cinemaSurrealismFilm Noir
Seu último longa-metragem, Inland Empire, David Lynch afirma ter realizado sem um roteiro prévio. Durante os quase três anos de filmagens – em períodos intercalados – Lynch filmou fragmentos e cenas sem saber como esses pedaços se... more
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      ArtGeorges Didi-HubermanJean-Luc NancyWalter Benjamin
This article is an attempt to elaborate a typology of the color blue in the color films of David Lynch up to and including Mulholland Drive (2001). The color blue is considered alternately as light, matter or verbal language. The author... more
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      Colour (Film Studies)Film AestheticsDavid LynchColor
Unpublished lecture (1997).
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      Film StudiesFilm TheoryFilm AnalysisCinema
David Lynch afirma ter produzido Inland Empire sem um roteiro prévio. Durante três anos ele gravou diversas cenas sem saber como elas se conectariam, confiando na intuição e na ideia inicial que fez surgir o desejo de realizar o filme.... more
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      Georges Didi-HubermanGeorges BatailleDavid LynchSergei Eisenstein
The cinema and television of David Lynch as previously assessed via psychoanalysis
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      David LynchTwin PeaksEraserheadBlue Velvet (Lynch 1986)
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      American LiteratureRepresentations of illnessAmerican CinemaDavid Lynch
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      David LynchBlue Velvet (Lynch 1986)
In this cultural study we will discuss how the cinema from the last four decades has shown the urban space dedicated to the upper classes: those are very distinctly marked spaces and the upper-lower exchange areas are strictly marked out.... more
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      Film StudiesUrbanismPostmodernismUrban Imaginary
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      PsychoanalysisSlavoj ŽižekFreud and LacanFredric Jameson