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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Fight Club"”.

  1. Sottotitli bil-Malti ghall-film Fight Club (1999)

    … magħżul għat-traduzzjoni ta‟ din it-teżi jismu “Fight Club”. Dan hu film kontroversjali għall-aħħar li ħareġ fl-1999 u li hu meħud minn-novella tal-istess isem ta' Chuck Palahniuk. Illum, dan il-film huwa meqjus bħala “cult classic” u l-ġenerazzjoni żagħżugħa kollha ftit jew wisq taf bih. Dan …

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  2. Masculinity and the Postmodern in American Psycho and Fight Club

    … ideas. In analyzing American Psycho and Fight Club, two controversial novels written in the past twenty years, the paper makes clear that the protagonists acutely feel the tension that exists between historical perceptions of masculinity and current ideas of what men should be. They react …

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  3. Father, God and Tyler's ghost : Fight Club as masculine quest and postmodern pastiche

    … and books have interpreted David Fincher's Fight Club. It also seeks to account for growing appeal of the film even though it was initially described as a failure at the box-office. The film clearly engages with many provocative ideas, leading to the many ways it has been interpreted. This …

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  4. "Power always goes on and on" : the limits of masculinity in Marabou Stork Nightmares and Fight Club

    … popular, contemporary novels, Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club (1997) and Irvine Welsh's Marabou Stork Nightmares (1996), to examine a form of masculinity which is involved in these relations. I explore these novels with the aim of identifying the ways in which their characters engage with those …

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  5. The Absurd and Film: From the Existential Moment to Metaphysical Revolt

    … moment in the 1999 films American Beauty and Fight Club, understanding them as such through particular readings of the philosophical articulations of Albert Camus. I analyze the social climates of liberalism and consumerism that might account for these expressions of discontent and anxiety at …

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  6. Permeable boundaries: exploring the architecture of the psyche in cinematic spaces through collage

    … examples of contemporary motion pictures, Fight Club (David Fincher, 1999), Mr. Robot (Sam Esmail, 2015-2019) and Joker (Todd Phillips, 2019). The acutely intimate discernment of each protagonist’s interior environment is the result of varying forms of psychological disruption, where …

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  7. The Rhetoric of Violence

    … Bones and demonstrate an in-depth analysis of Fight Club and Blood Meridian in order to give an example of the type of reading I am advocating and its potential for understanding and interpreting depictions of violence in ways that uncover both social benefit and harm. In the end, I hope that …

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  8. Film Noir as the Sovereign-Image of Empire: Cynicism, White Male Biopolitics, and the Neoliberal Cinematic Apparatus

    … (1995), Trainspotting (1996), Inception (2010), Fight Club (1999), or Drive (2011) becoming a self-made neoliberal subject coincides with gaining membership in a hybrid and flexible white male bios, the old-new flesh of Empire now cynically framed as the condition of possibility for autonomous …

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