2013
DOI: 10.3917/puf.hatc.2013.01
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“…In hindsight, the inverted parallelism effect between the end and the beginning suggests a kind of time loop. This final reference to the beginnings of the series marks the authors' desire to make their series into a selfreflexive fiction or a "reflexive palimpsest 13 ". The series rewrites its own story, since the flash-sideways construct an alternative narrative.…”
Section: Timeless Discoursementioning
confidence: 97%
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“…In hindsight, the inverted parallelism effect between the end and the beginning suggests a kind of time loop. This final reference to the beginnings of the series marks the authors' desire to make their series into a selfreflexive fiction or a "reflexive palimpsest 13 ". The series rewrites its own story, since the flash-sideways construct an alternative narrative.…”
Section: Timeless Discoursementioning
confidence: 97%
“…As Sarah Hatchuel reminds us, "While viewers have devoted much of their time, their lives, their energy towards understanding, searching, decoding, the series has given them back their own lives (perhaps changed, even transcended) in return. 14…”
Section: Timeless Discoursementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Celles-ci dévoilent le statut des flash-sideways, temporalité hors du temps, entre la vie et la mort, temps de l'anamnèse, temps créé par les protagonistes pour se retrouver et se souvenir. Cette ligne temporelle a donc une fonction qui est de « préparer les spectateurs à la fin de la série, de les aider à faire un travail de deuil et de rétrospection : se souvenir en flashback des moments marquants, se retourner sur le chemin parcouru, se rappeler ce que nous avons vécu depuis six ans 5 . » Dans ce processus de « déformulation », le dialogue entre Jack et Christian marque un point de non-retour puisqu'il dépasse les frontières de la mort.…”
Section: « Déformulation » De La « Formule »unclassified
“…As Sarah Hatchuel notes, "The show reveals the social construction and ideology of otherness… asking us to share the perspective of the Others and reveals that the survivors are the 'others' for the Others: The other is never other 'by nature,' but rather because they have been labeled and stigmatized as such. 25 " With this in mind, Juliet's statement in which she confesses that it is "very stressful being an Other" should be taken at face value. Lost offers an innovative perspective on the way in which the imperial gaze functions, because the series allows this gaze to be directed back toward the post-colonial observer.…”
Section: Othernessmentioning
confidence: 99%