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Cinema Technologies Of Visibility And The Reanimation Of Desire Vincent J Hausmann

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Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.73 MB

Pages: 245

Author: Vincent J. Hausmann

ISBN: 9780230110922, 0230110924

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Cinema Technologies Of Visibility And The Reanimation Of Desire Vincent J Hausmann by Vincent J. Hausmann 9780230110922, 0230110924 instant download after payment.

Exploring the dead/alive figure in such films as The Ring, American Beauty, and The Elephant Man, Vincent Hausmann charts the spectacular reduction of psychic life and assesses calls for shoring up psychic/social spaces that transfer bodily drives to language. Drawing on expansive histories of cinema--including its relation to scientific/medical visual culture’s tracking of the human/animal body, psychoanalysis, phenomenology, and sexuality studies, the book demonstrates that conceptions of psychic (re)animation remain interwoven with notions of cinematic motion, and emerge, embedded, in narratives of relations among analog and digital arts/technologies.