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Psychoanalysis is:
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The collection of ideas genereated from Froids ideas about the subconcious.
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Hal Foster (year)
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1993
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Hal Foster (ideas) (2)
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the Death Drive,
the compulosion to repeat the uncanny --> Horror |
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Jung (time)
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Pre 1970s
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Jung (theory)
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Achetype Theory idea or image that has been central to human existence and inherited physically from the species by the individual. Shadow.
Anima(womanly side of men) animus (manly side of women) Subjectivity is unchanging |
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Freud and Lacan- what they talked about and why it was important
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Subjectivity was complex
The two most influential psychoanalysts |
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Lacan (specifiacally talkned about)
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The Narcistic ego - Took Freud’s idea of the divided self as the basis of the formation of subjectivity. Ex. Oedipal complex
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Freud main ideas
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id, ego, super ego -- suppression
ex two way relationship with mother, triadic, dydadic ex of boy, ex of girl, Oedipus complex |
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What do surrelists do?
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explore the unconscious of film text
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Creed - critiques on psychoanalytiv theory
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o A historical – familiarity as a projection – view might change (culture)
o Ideal male passive spectator – too theoretical and not accounting for individual differences/subjectivities o Male control over female representation (fetishization of female) o Male dominated culture o No account on race, class, colour, age or sexual preference o Not based on reliable data o Exerted powerful influence on models of spectatorship theory/ apparatus theory Baudry’s model – male is passive Mulvey – spectator male active |
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Mulveus thoughts on phychoanalytic theory
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• Female form is threatening
o Sternburg and Hitchcock o Male protagonist could deal with the threat by Subjecting woman to his sadistic gaze and punish her for being different Deny her difference and fetishize her body by overvaluing a part of her body such as her legs • Narrative endings of films almost always punished the threatening woman – the voyeuristic gaze • Within the system there is no place for women. Her difference represents lack. • Apparatus theory was part of a long western tradition where the male was positioned as the norm thus denying possibility of a place for woman |