Book / 2011
Title | Latin American cinemas : local views and transnational connections |
Item type | Book |
Author(s) | Bermúdez Barrios, Nayibe |
Imprint | Calgary, Alberta University of Calgary Press, 2011 |
Series | Latin American and Caribbean series |
ISBN |
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Volume | 9 |
Language | English |
URL | Link to original record |
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Physical description | ix, 333 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. |
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245 00 Latin American cinemas :|blocal views and transnational
connections /|cedited by Nayibe Bermúdez Barrios.
260 Calgary, Alberta :|bUniversity of Calgary Press,|c©2011.
300 ix, 333 pages :|billustrations ;|c23 cm.
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490 1 Latin American and Caribbean series,|x1498-2366 ;|v9
500 Some essays are contributions from a call for papers, and
two are revised papers presented at a "Jornada de cine
latinoamericano" conference, held from March 30-31, 2007.
504 Includes filmographies.
504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Introduction ---- Part I. Crisis of the Nation-State and
Desire for Community. 1. National Belonging in Juan José
Campanella's Luna de Avellaneda / Rebecca L. Lee --- 2.
From National Allegory to Autobiography: Un-Pleasure and
Other Family Pathologies in Two Films by Lucrecia Martel /
Paola Arboleda Ríos --- 3. Bodily Representations: Disease
and Rape in Francisco Lombardi's Ojos que no ven /
Elizabeth Montes Garcés and Myriam Osorio --- 4. Films by
Day and Films by Night in São Paulo / David W. Foster ----
Part II. Sexuality, Rape and Representation. 1. Bodies So
Close, and Yet So Far: Seeing Julián Hernandez's El cielo
dividido through Gilles Deleuze's Film Theory / Gerard
Dapena --- 2. Myth and the Monster of Intersex: Narrative
Strategies of Otherness in Lucía Puenzo's XXY / Charlotte
E. Gleghorn --- 3. Watching Rape in Mexican Cinema /
Isabel Arredondo ---- Part III. Visions of the
Transnational. 1. A Shamanic Transmodernity: Juan Mora
Catlett's Eréndira Ikikunari / Keith John Richards --- 2.
We Are Equal: Women and Video in Zapatista Chiapas /
Elissa J. Rashkin --- 3. Sexploitation, Space, and Lesbian
Representation in Armando Bo's Fuego / Nayibe Bermúdez
Barrios --- 4. At the Transnational Crossroads: Colombian
Cinema and Its Search for a Film Industry / Juana Suárez.
506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating.|5CBPF.
520 During the past twenty years, Latin American cinema has
experienced an enormous upsurge, prompting film critics
and scholars to hail the onset of a new era. What this
signals, more than thriving financial or production
infrastructures, is a renovated cinematic vision connected
more closely to everyday experience and social and
cultural concerns. The films analyzed in this new
collection reflect and examine contemporary lives in their
diversity and singularity, through their focus on identity
politics, sexuality, the body, the family, and/or
community. Drawing especially on Jean-Luc Nancyʹs notion
of inoperative community' and Enrique Dussel's critique of
modernity, ' the essays here weave together a progression
that stresses the breakdown of the nation-state in Latin
America and the search for new communal settings. The
nation-state's breakdown is linked to modernity's
homogenizing project and its concomitant hierarchies that,
in seeking to impose order and progress, have alienated
those who do not conform to conventional norms. In
response, Nancy offers the concept of inoperative
community', which questions current forms of operative'
communities that do not allow for individuation, and
implies instead the recognition of plurality and
singularity and replacement of hierarchies by horizontal
and transversal connections. -- Back cover.
530 Issued also in electronic format.
546 Includes some text in French and Spanish.
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650 7 Film|xhistoria.|2sao
651 7 Latin America.|2fast|0(OCoLC)fst01245945
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655 7 Conference papers and proceedings.|2fast
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700 1 Bermúdez Barrios, Nayibe.
830 0 Latin American and Caribbean series ;|v9.
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