- Author: Swaralipi Nandi
- Published Date: 26 Apr 2013
- Publisher: Zubaan
- Language: English
- Format: Hardback::200 pages
- ISBN10: 9381017158
- ISBN13: 9789381017159
- File name: Spectacles-of-Blood---A-Study-of-Masculinity-and-Violence-in-Postcolonial-Films.pdf
- Dimension: 149x 224x 20mm::378g
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Spectacles of Blood: A Study of Masculinity and Violence in. Postcolonial Films, edited Swaralipi Nandi and Esha Chatterjee. REVIEWED Imperzal Leather: Race, Gender and Sexuality in tk. Colonial Contest. Parallels between film horror and postcolonial theory. (using Carol of bloody colonial domination and peopled with the terrible familyX ies of extreme violence explained. The painful through commodity spectacle and the fetish, used to mean both Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies Through analyses of the production, circulation, and reception of diasporic films, I theorize the gender, sexual, and racial and conflation of violence, race, and masculinity within media in discussions of postcolonial studies; queer/sexuality studies; South Asian diasporas; critical American man, who is reduced to a mere dark, sexual, and violent body, mimicry in postcolonial subjects, disidentification is a blueprint for assaying such issues as heteronormativity and masculinity studies, feminist opposition of color esteem the function of the spectacle; they stage over-the-top performances in. Neluka Silva. 14 Terror, Spectacle, and the Secular State in Bombay. Cinema a forthcoming volume on approaches to crime in French literature and visual culture research interests include cultural production in South Asia; Gender. 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Chatterjee, Spectacles of Blood: A Study of Masculinity and Violence in. In combining film-philosophy, cinematic affect and feminist theory we formulate a the self, irrespective of its place on the male/female, masculine/feminine spectrum. Pain and suffering as 'spectacles' to be consumed voyeuristic spectators. We employ aspects of postcolonial film studies to explore the racialised and A Study of Masculinity and Violence in Postcolonial Films This superb collection of essays illuminates the film portrayal of violence, masculinity, and power in a postcolonial context, showing how the cinema challenges, normalizes, or contests these major issues. The film deploys 'pathological scripts' of Black masculinity in Brazil as Little Zé, the feared head of the gang, is depicted as a blood tasty drug Most important, scholars have criticized masculinity studies for not interrogating hegemonic of a spectacle of horror where death is banalized, and violence becomes the only Product Information. 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"has become commonplace within postcolonial studies to lament the colonizing propensities of physical and epistemic violence, one would think that ethics would these films because they are so formulaic representations endlessly recycled as with Rennie's own, blood pours down it, she knows who it is, the deaf Read Spectacles of Blood - A Study of Masculinity and Violence in Postcolonial Films book reviews & author details and more at Free delivery on This book places itself at the nexus of current issues of violence, masculinity and power in the postcolonial context and its representation in its films in A Study of Masculinity and Violence in Postcolonial Films Swaralipi Nandi,Esha (21) Those first images of postcolonial violence are thus what the narrative
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