Issue 15
(Dis)agreements

Deliriant rhetorics and things Introduction. It looks like it, or everybody is actually crazy.

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  • Shaila García Catalán,
  • Antoni Vicens Lorente,
  • Josep María Català,
  • Lauro Zavala,
  • Juan Gómez Chova
Shaila García Catalán
Universitat Jaume I
Bio
Antoni Vicens Lorente
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Bio
Josep María Català
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
Bio
Lauro Zavala
Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana and SEPANCINE (la Asociación Mexicana de Teoría y Análisis Cinematográfico)
Bio
Juan Gómez Chova
British School of Valencia
Bio
DOI: https://doi.org/10.63700/46

Published 2013-01-01

Keywords

  • Deliriant narrative,
  • mainstream,
  • vanguard,
  • spectacle,
  • hypertext

How to Cite

García Catalán, S., Vicens Lorente, A., Català, J. M., Zavala, L., & Gómez Chova, J. (2013). Deliriant rhetorics and things Introduction. It looks like it, or everybody is actually crazy. L’Atalante. Journal of Film Studies, (15), 84–91. https://doi.org/10.63700/46
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Abstract

Introduction. It looks like it, or everybody is actually crazy
Shaila García Catalán

Discussion
Antoni Vicens, Josep M. Català, Lauro Zavala, Juan Gómez Chova

Conclusions. Insidious common sense
Shaila García Catalán

 

This (Dis)agreements section tries to consider the conditions for the emergence of deliriant narratives in our visual culture nowadays. Particularly in films, the formal dislocation that defined a sign of vanguard in the past has been now assimilated and integrated in contemporary mainstream films. The discussion also seeks to explore the consequences of this new complex phenomenon by crossing different discourses in an unusual way (philosophy, psychoanalysis, physics, neurophysiology, cinematographic theory and visual culture).

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