Affiliation:
1. Fakultet političkih nauka, Univerzitet u Beogradu
Abstract
In this paper, we will discuss two issues. First, the relation between
political theory and film studies is discussed as the basis for the
emergence of critical film studies and its contemporary transformation.
Second, we consider the kynical subversion and ironic appropriation as a set
of frameworks for understanding the social reality and politics in the
Yugoslav Black Wave cinema as well as in the movies of the contemporary
Serbian cinematography. New forms of popular appropriations of
cinematographic heritage show the ways through which both the very movies
and critical film studies have disassociated themselves from Althusserian
social critique and embraced contemporary ideas of kynical appropriation and
irony as forms of social critique.
Funder
Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development of the Republic of Serbia
Publisher
National Library of Serbia
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