Postnationalist African cinemas
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Postnationalist African cinemas
Manchester University Press , Distributed in the United States exclusively by Palgrave Macmillan, 2011
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Bibliography: p. [240]-255
Filmography: p. 255-258
Includes index
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内容説明
Postnationalist African cinemas convincingly interrogates the ways in which African narratives locate postcolonial identities and forms beyond essentially nationalist frameworks. It investigates how the emergence of new genres, discourses and representations, all unrelated to an overtly nationalist project, influences the formal choices made by contemporary directors. By foregrounding the narrative, generic, discursive, representational and aesthetic structures of films, this book shows how directors are beginning to regard film as a popular form of entertainment rather than political praxis. Tcheuyap investigates filmic genres such as comedy, dance, crime and epic alongside cultural aspects including witchcraft, sexuality, pornography and oracles. -- .
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Acknowledgements
Introduction: African cinema, nationalism and its discontents
i African cinema and national(ist) constructions
ii Wealth and poverty of nationalist scholarship
iii Postnational(ist) imaginary and new paradigms
1. Comedy and film
i Comedic archetypes
ii Verbal and visual comedy
2. Choreographing subjects
i Dance on stage
ii Dance, syntax, and discourse
3. Crimes, society and the "commandement"
i Africa and theories of (impossible) crime fiction
ii Absent investigation and the triumph of the commandement
iii Flawed investigations and the decline of the commandement
4. Myth, tragedy, and cinema
i On African cultural "specificity" and tragic forms
ii Oedipal conflicts, enemy brothers, and families in crisis
iii Absolutism, oracles and the tragic
5. Epic constructions
i Narrative performance
ii Epic magnification
6. (Un)masked sexuality
i African sexuality as category of analysis
ii Sex in the nation and the trouble with representation
iii Framing bodies and the temptation of pornography
7. Witchcraft and the postcolonial
i From sorcery imaginary to the imaginary sorcerer
ii Occult side of power, power of the occult
Conclusion: What is African cinema (today)?
Bibliography
Filmography -- .
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