Month: April 2018

Somewhere there is someone just like you, eating his cereal and getting ready for work at the mall where he sells shoes and chats with the cashier ladies who are thinking about break time while his mouth makes noises. He comes home, eats TV dinners and watches Rick and Morty re-runs. He reads science fiction…

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“Telling Stories: Unreliable Discourse, Fight Club, and the Cinematic Narrator”>Journal of Narrative Theory

“Telling Stories: Unreliable Discourse, Fight Club, and the Cinematic Narrator”>Journal of Narrative Theory Emily R. Anderson: “I have been arguing that films have extra- heterodiegetic narrators who, by focalizing through unreliable characters, are able to misreport events—something that narrators in novels cannot do. In order to play this argument out, let us return to Fight…

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Slavoj Zizek – A Pervert’s Guide to Family

Slavoj Zizek – A Pervert’s Guide to Family “Here, then, is where we are five years later: still unable to locate 9/11 into a large narrative, to provide its “cognitive mapping.” Of course, there is the official story according to which, the permanent virtual threat of the invisible Enemy legitimizes preemptive strikes: precisely because the…

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