2007
DOI: 10.3366/edinburgh/9780748632824.001.0001
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Deleuze, Altered States and Film

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“…Download Date | 12/16/16 11:38 AM Thus, the cinematic techniques of the films are rather subtle in comparison to those applied to the imaging of madness or drug use (Cherry, 2009;Pisters, 2008;Powell, 2007 However, in presenting the objects of addiction as sensuous and desirable, but also as problematic, decayed and wearing off of the pleasure, the affective modes produce impressions of both desiring the objects but also being worn out by them. These Unauthenticated Download Date | 12/16/16 11:38 AM NOTES 1 In addition to these films, a great many films not situated in the field of mainstream fiction film have been released on the subject of sex addiction, such as I am a Sex Addict (Zahedi, 2005); Sex, lies, obsession (Barr, 2001); and Too much sex (Ainsworth, 2000).…”
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“…Download Date | 12/16/16 11:38 AM Thus, the cinematic techniques of the films are rather subtle in comparison to those applied to the imaging of madness or drug use (Cherry, 2009;Pisters, 2008;Powell, 2007 However, in presenting the objects of addiction as sensuous and desirable, but also as problematic, decayed and wearing off of the pleasure, the affective modes produce impressions of both desiring the objects but also being worn out by them. These Unauthenticated Download Date | 12/16/16 11:38 AM NOTES 1 In addition to these films, a great many films not situated in the field of mainstream fiction film have been released on the subject of sex addiction, such as I am a Sex Addict (Zahedi, 2005); Sex, lies, obsession (Barr, 2001); and Too much sex (Ainsworth, 2000).…”
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“…In the models of the spectator's embodied mind, the spectator becomes emotionally and intellectually affected by the film. See, for example, Sobchack (2004) and Powell (2007). Furthermore, the ways we think and feel -even most intimately -always include social interaction.…”
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“…Anna Powell (2007) zwraca uwagę na podwójny ruch w obrębie brytyjskiego filmoznawstwa: po początkowym zachłyśnięciu się tzw. teorią Screen (krytyką skupioną wokół czasopisma Screen i czerpiącą głównie z teorii francuskiej, althusseriańskiego marksizmu i lacanowskiej psychoanalizy), brytyjska teoria filmowa przesunęła punkt ciężkości na badania kulturoznawcze (Powell 2007, 6-7).…”
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“…Sam Shaviro jest zresztą jednym z pierwszych teoretyków deleuzjańsko-guattariańskiego filmoznawstwa, którzy kontynuują badania w ramach tego zwrotu ku "gatunkom cielesnym" (Williams 1991). Nic więc dziwnego, że badaczki i badacze chcący wejść w produktywny dialog z psychoanalityczną teorią kina decydują się często na podobny materiał źródłowy, co widać chociażby w publikacjach Anny Powell (2005Powell ( , 2007, Barbary M. Kennedy (2000), Patricii Pisters (2003Pisters ( , 2012, Martine Beugnet (2007) czy Eleny del Rio (2008).…”
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“… See (Williams 1981). This Williams explains as a 'structure of feeling'.3 For the former, see(Bordwell and Thompson 2006), and the latter,(Kennedy 2002) and(Powell 2007).…”
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