Affect Poetics of the New Hollywood: Suspense, Paranoia, and Melancholy - Cinepoetics – English edition - Hauke Lehmann - Grāmatas - De Gruyter - 9783110776812 - 2022. gada 31. janvāris
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Affect Poetics of the New Hollywood: Suspense, Paranoia, and Melancholy - Cinepoetics – English edition

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How is affective experience produced in the cinema? And how can we write a history of this experience? By asking these questions, this study by Hauke Lehmann aims at rethinking our conception of a critical period in US film history - the New Hollywood: as a moment of crisis that can neither be reduced to economic processes of adaption nor to a collection of masterpieces. Rather, the fine-grained analysis of core films reveals the power of cinematic images to affect their audiences - to confront them with the new. The films of the New Hollywood redefine the divisions of the classical genre system in a radical way and thereby transform the way spectators are addressed affectively in the cinema. The study describes a complex interplay between three modes of affectivity: suspense, paranoia, and melancholy. All three, each in their own way, implicate spectators in the deep-seated contradictions of their own feelings and their ways of being in the world: their relations to history, to society, and to cultural fantasy. On this basis, Affect Poetics of the New Hollywood projects an original conception of film history: as an affective history which can be re-written up to the present day.

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Izlaists 2022. gada 31. janvāris
ISBN13 9783110776812
Izdevēji De Gruyter
Lapas 284
Izmēri 156 × 233 × 19 mm   ·   440 g
Valoda Angļu  
Tulks Lattimer, James

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