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Feminist Film Theory: A Reader Sue Thornham
Publisher: Edinburgh University Press

Karen Barad's “Meeting the Universe Halfway”. Psychoanalysis in Film, Feminism and Cultural Reading. Nixon's book is a stark reminder of the slowly-emerging consequences of this mistake. Such ideas, central to reader response theory, are important for us here in that they highlight the active role of the reader, or in the case of documentary film the viewer. I set out to decide if, with so many ethical questions arising such as the .. In considering what feminist theory has to contribute to the discussion of environmentalism of the poor, beyond the notion of gender violence (which I hope we can unpack further next week), I've come to believe that an attempt to draw . In Third Wave Feminism and Television, edited by Merri Lisa Johnson. €�Afterthoughts on 'Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema' inspired by King Vidor's Duel in the Sun (1946).” Feminist Film Theory: A Reader. That any material basis to life and experience can be transcended. Posted by maresaharveycmp on November 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment. The two films share a This is self-referential work, very concerned with the politics of representation and rooted in the feminist film theory of the 1970s. Please bear with me as I try to make sense of what I am attempting to articulate. This experience sparked my interest in feminist film theory, especially for its critique of realist documentary film that has been prevalent since the beginning of the 1970s. Feminist Film Theorists (Routledge Critical Thinkers): Shohini. Dresden Dynamo alternates with Light Reading (1978) in the first room. Feminism (and gender theory ) would disagree. With that, I believe it's important to know the history of feminist film theory, and I'm glad that was included in this class. Read books on your computer or other mobile devices with our FREE Kindle Reading Apps. Lately I have been reading up on feminist film theory and thinking about how I can apply it to my research on video games.