Psychoanalyzing Cinema

Introduction: Lacanian/Deleuzian;  J.Jagodzinski PART I: TOPOLOGICAL ENCOUNTERS  Signifier, Signified vs. Actual, Virtual: Lacan, Deleuze and the Projective Screen; H.Bressemmen   On the Possibilities of Political Art: How Zizek Misreads Deleuze and Lacan; R.Samuels   Hitchcock's Fantasy: Real or Reality?; P.Pisters  PART II: CINEMATIC ENCOUNTERS  Television's Supernatural: Desire and Production, Immanence and Death in Cinema's Spectral Subjectivities; G.Gorman Vicissitudes of the Father: Power and Pleasure in the Films of P.T. Anderson; P.S.Eisenstein   Symbolic Discontinuities in the Coen Brothers; K.D.Cho   PART III: AFFECTIVE ENCOUNTERS  Affective Men; F.Colman   'What's Love Got to Do with Narcissism?: Kim, Ki-duck's Time (Shi-gan)'; M.Lee  Crazy Love; S.Kunkle   PART IV: ENCOUNTERS OF THE REAL The Real: Lynch, Lacan, Deleuze and Functions of the Uncanny; F.Beckman Tearing a Real image: Deleuze's Subversion of Cinematic Sense and the Sense of Lacan's Subversion; F.Vighi   Occasioning the Real: Lacan, Deleuze, and Cinematic Structuring of Sense; E.Wessels   PART V: POLITICAL AND PRODUCTIVE ENCOUNTERS Dynamic Biopolitics and Biocinema (Marx, Deleuze, Lacan); A.K.Kordela   Godard between Psychoanalysis and Its Enemies; T.McGowan   'Who will Survive and What will be Left of Them?': Violence, Sensation, and Living Death in Horror Film; J.Wallin

Frida BeckmanHanjo Berressemjan jagodzinski Kiarina Kordela Sheila KunkleMeera LeeTodd McGowan Patricia Pisters Bob Samuels Jason Wallin Emanuelle Wessels