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Memory's Orbit

Name: Memory's Orbit
Brand: State University of New York Press
SKU: 04701797
Price: 27.27 EUR
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Author: Joseph P. Natoli
ISBN: 9780791457207

Film and Culture

Joseph P. Natoli

Jezik

Angleščina

Knjiga Mehka

Koda Libristo: 04701797

Založba State University of New York Press, marec 2003

Mixing memoir and cultural criticism, Memory's Orbit examines the intersections between a wide range... Celoten opis

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Mixing memoir and cultural criticism, Memory's Orbit examines the intersections between a wide range of films and current events, finding its theme and orbiting narrative structure in the personal stories we live within and their relationship to the social and cultural order. Joseph Natoli covers such films as The Matrix, American Beauty, Fight Club, Eyes Wide Shut, and American History X, as well as such headline events as the death of John F. Kennedy Jr., the dot-com boom, the WTO protests in Seattle, and Bush versus Gore, consistently identifying those aspects of the social order that have shaped his narrating frame. Eschewing theoretical exposition and jargon, Natoli performs postmodern critique, and this book continues his innovative work in the genre of cultural studies.