Titlebook: Uncanny Perspectives in Literature and Culture; Texts, Images, Exper Gabriele Biotti,I. Vinitha Chandra,Nacera Haouchin Book 2024 The Edito

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Yoko Tawada’s ,: An Aesthetic Leap Toward a Queer and Uncanny Ecologyors (through a western looking-glass) Yoko Tawada’s topsy-turvy portrait of . in an age of post-nuclear affairs. The work of the American artist always succeeds in making its spectator feel uneasy, for what the reader views is both strange and familiar, or both home-like and unwelcoming, obliging he

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Documenting Pain Through Love, “Tomoko and Mother in the Bath” by W. Eugene Smithd John Berger. And yet, this uncanny image of pain and love, reminiscent of Michelangelo’s Pietà, remains a mystery in many ways. Did Smith ask Tomoko and her mother to pose like the Virgin Mary and Jesus?in?Michelangelo‘s masterpiece, or did he capture them in a spontaneous embrace? How can?the ima

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Thin Places, Other Worlds, and Visual Layering in Cinemahis film displays a ghostly figure interfering with a family’s meal through the cinematic technique of superimposition. The supernatural is therefore conveyed through a second visual layer, simultaneously of the image, yet not of the world it portrays. This can be traced further back to double expos

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The Uncanny, Unsurmountable Beliefs and Post-revolutionary Mexico in Juan Bustillo Oro’s , (1934)ng to a profoundly Catholic audience?vis-à-vis?a liberal?government. This?reading of . is built upon one of Sigmund Freud’s signature notions: the uncanny, concept dating to at least 1919, and?serves not only to nuance our understanding of Freud’s reception in Mexico, but also illustrates the?contra

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