Name: Freud/Lynch: Behind the Curtain (en Inglés)
SKU: 54324742
Price: 39.59 USD
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Author: Ruers, Jamie ; Marianski, Stefan
ISBN: 9781912691951

portada Freud/Lynch: Behind the Curtain (en Inglés)

Freud/Lynch: Behind the Curtain (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Editorial

Karnac Books

Autor

Ruers, Jamie ; Marianski, Stefan

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

196

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Peso

5.15 kg.

ISBN13

9781912691951

Categorías

Historia, teoría y crítica cinematográfica
Teoría psicoanalítica (psicología freudiana)

Freud/Lynch: Behind the Curtain (en Inglés)

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The films of David Lynch are sometimes said to be unintelligible. They confront us with strange dreamscapes populated with bizarre characters, obscure symbols and an infuriating lack of narrative consistency. Yet despite their opacity, they hold us transfixed. Lynch, who once told an interviewer, "I love dream logic," would surely agree with Sigmund Freud's famous claim that "before the problem of the creative artist, psychoanalysis must lay down its arms." But what else might the two agree on? Rather than presuming to fill in what Lynch leaves open by positing some forbidden psychosexual reality lurking behind his trademark red curtains, this book instead maintains a fidelity to the mysteries of his wonderful and strange filmic worlds, finding in them productive spaces where thought and imagination can be set to work. With contributions from scholars, psychoanalysts, cinephiles, and filmmakers, this collection of essays explores potential affinities and disjunctions between Lynch and Freud. Encompassing themes such as art, identity, architecture, fantasy, dreams, hysteria and the unconscious, Freud/Lynch takes as its point of departure the possibility that the enterprise in which these two distinct investigators are engaged might in some sense be a shared one.