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Este ensayo expone de manera concisa una interpretación de Dogville de Lars von Trier, a 22 años de su estreno en el Festival de Cannes. En diálogo con el aparato conceptual de Paul Ricoeur se evidencia que el procedimiento cinematográfico implica un viraje noseológico y una aguda crítica a los límites ideológicos de la modernidad anglosajona.
Fabián . Aguirre
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Este ensayo expone de manera concisa una interpretación de Dogville de Lars von Trier, a 22 años de su estreno en el Festival de Cannes. En diálogo con el aparato conceptual de Paul Ricoeur se evidencia que el procedimiento cinematográfico implica un viraje noseológico y una aguda crítica a los límites ideológicos de la modernidad anglosajona.
Fabián . Aguirre
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Dogville: Woman as an Ideological Cinematic Tool
2016Chapter 5 looks beyond the idea that Dogville is a direct onslaught on America. As one of the most interesting European takes on America, the film seems to be not just a stylistically anti-Hollywood, as well as thematically anti-American, film, but even an anti-cinematic film with its depthlessness and formal organization, which perhaps make it the ...
A. Elbeshlawy
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4. BOYUT Medya ve Kültürel Çalışmalar Dergisi / 4. BOYUT Journal of Media and Cultural Studies, 2022
The purpose of Brechtian epic theatre was to break the illusion of mimesis that is achieved by dramatic theatre through the use of mimetic and teleological drive.
Ercan Akı
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The purpose of Brechtian epic theatre was to break the illusion of mimesis that is achieved by dramatic theatre through the use of mimetic and teleological drive.
Ercan Akı
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Justice, Revenge, and Unexpected Theodicy in Lars Von Trier's Dogville and Euripides' Medea
Arethusa, 2021:Lars von Trier's 2003 film Dogville shares extensive plot parallels with Euripides' Medea. Through elements such as classical and Biblical names (Jason, Achilles, Grace) and Greek words scrawled on a chalkboard, von Trier invites his viewer to read the ...
B. Haller
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Dogville, or, the Dirty Birth of Law
Thesis Eleven, 2006While avoiding the pretence of producing an exhaustive reading of such a complex object as Lars Von Trier's Dogville, this article selectively uses the film to explore the process of the emergence of a new legality and a new set of legal relationships within a community.
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