David Lynch
Slavoj Zizek • British Film Institute • ISBN-13 978-6059949040
David Lynch
Slavoj Zizek • British Film Institute
ISBN-10: 6059949045 · ISBN-13: 978-6059949040 · 1997 · Standard Edition
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This book offers a philosophical analysis of David Lynch's films, exploring themes of identity, reality, and the subconscious. Žižek delves into Lynch's unique cinematic style and its impact on contemporary culture.
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Publisher: British Film Institute
HardcoverStandard EditionJan 03, 2017
Pages: 112Language: EnglishPaper finish: MatteCatalog notes
Contributor: Slavoj ZizekMovement: ModernismMovement: PostmodernismMovement: Surrealism
Cultural context
Category: American CinemaCategory: Auteur TheoryCategory: Cinematic AnalysisCategory: Cultural StudiesCategory: Film CriticismCategory: IdentityCategory: PhilosophyCategory: PostmodernismCategory: CinemaInfluenced by: Sigmund FreudInfluenced by: Jacques LacanInfluenced by: David LynchInfluenced: Contemporary Film CriticsInfluenced: Cultural TheoristsCornerstone of: Contemporary Film Criticism
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