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The Cinematic Apparatus as Social Institution — An Interview with Christian Metz Q : Do you feel that psychoanalysis is a necessary component of historical materialism when one attempts an analysis of the complex structure of the social ...
The Cinematic Apparatus as Social Institution — An Interview with Christian Metz Q : Do you feel that psychoanalysis is a necessary component of historical materialism when one attempts an analysis of the complex structure of the social ...
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It's simply recognizing the complex nature of the problem and , in a sense , it's why some feminists make avant - garde films . They say that what needs to be expressed can't be expressed in the terms of the dominant language .
It's simply recognizing the complex nature of the problem and , in a sense , it's why some feminists make avant - garde films . They say that what needs to be expressed can't be expressed in the terms of the dominant language .
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53 2For a very readable summary of the Freudian configurations of the pre- oedipal phase , the oedipal complex , the castration complex , and super - ego formation , see Charles Brenner , An Elementary Textbook of Psychoanal- ysis ( New ...
53 2For a very readable summary of the Freudian configurations of the pre- oedipal phase , the oedipal complex , the castration complex , and super - ego formation , see Charles Brenner , An Elementary Textbook of Psychoanal- ysis ( New ...
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 7 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and | 59 |
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