The Politics of Form 2018
DOI: 10.4324/9781315121604-4
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The politics of fictionality in documentary form: The Act of Killing and The Ambassador

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“…More recently there has been a shift towards thinking about fictionality as a rhetorical resource (Phelan, 2016;Nielsen, Phelan, & Walsh, 2015). This latter approach prefers the terms 'fictive' and 'nonfictive discourse', arguing that any text may contain stretches of one or other type of discourse, may shift between the two, or may use fictionalising strategies within a global non-fiction (Hatavara & Mildorf, 2017;Iversen & Nielsen, 2016;Phelan, 2016). This approach enables a move away from designating a whole narrative as categorically fictive or nonfictive, shifting instead to looking at which of these two types of discourse a story contains, and in what proportions.…”
Section: Fictionality and Beliefmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently there has been a shift towards thinking about fictionality as a rhetorical resource (Phelan, 2016;Nielsen, Phelan, & Walsh, 2015). This latter approach prefers the terms 'fictive' and 'nonfictive discourse', arguing that any text may contain stretches of one or other type of discourse, may shift between the two, or may use fictionalising strategies within a global non-fiction (Hatavara & Mildorf, 2017;Iversen & Nielsen, 2016;Phelan, 2016). This approach enables a move away from designating a whole narrative as categorically fictive or nonfictive, shifting instead to looking at which of these two types of discourse a story contains, and in what proportions.…”
Section: Fictionality and Beliefmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nielsen et al compare fictionality to irony and ironic discourse. Just like irony, fictionality can be either global or local, and it can provide a framework for understanding the whole text, but it can also appear within a text that belongs to a different generic framework-for example, non-fiction (for more about local and global fictionality, see Phelan, 2016; see also Hatavara & Mildorf, 2017a, 2017bIversen & Nielsen, 2016). Fictionality must therefore be treated as a specific communicational strategy (Nielsen et al, 2015, pp.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Reżyser nie udziela jednoznacznych odpowiedzi na powyższe pytania i pozostawia widza w niepewności -ze względu na rezygnację z komentarza autorskiego oraz konsekwentne zamazywanie granicy między fikcją i realnością. Henrik Skov Nielsen odczytuje film jako opowieść o podróży egzystencjalnej, jaką odbywa główny bohater w głąb siebie, aby skonfrontować się ze stłumionymi wspomnieniami i duchami przeszłości 40 . Można jednak spojrzeć na to z innej strony i uznać Scenę zbrodni za świadectwo -co sugeruje Janet Walker -wyznanie winy poczynione przez sprawców okrutnych mordów (nawet jeśli przedstawione w formie fantazmatycznych inscenizacji) 41 .…”
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