Woman, speech and time

women's film payment and inscription

Authors

  • Kelly Arelari Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, São Paulo, SP

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.23925/lf.v13i2.56372

Keywords:

Semiotic, Psychoanalysis, Movie, Feminism, Temporality

Abstract

The present work seeks to examine possibles ways for another reading of the role of women in cinema; both objectively – such as the increase in films directed by women in recent decades and how the occupation of these spaces, by female bodies, contributes to a heterity of discourses, creating a maintence of the symbolic/imaginary in culture – and subjective – The female gaze and the particularities of the representation of women by themselves – having as main basis to cross the theory of lacanian logical time, as well semblant and not-whole discourse, with the theoretical studies of Gilles Deleuze on the Movement- Image  and Time-Image, creating under a pshichoanalytic semiotics perspective, film analyzes by directors Alice Guy-Blaché and Maya Deren. 

References

DEREN, Maya. Meshes of the Afternoon. Direção de Maya Deren. Estados Unidos: 1943.

GUY-BLACHÉ, Alice. The Consequences of Feminism. Direção de Alice Guy-Blaché. França: Gaumont Studio, 1906.

KUDLÁCEK, Martina. In the Mirror of Maya Deren. Direção de Martina Kudlácek. Austria: 2002

KUPERBERG, Clara; KUPERBERG, Julia. E a mulher criou Hollywood. Direção de Clara e Julia Kuperberg. França: Wichita Films, 2016.

Published

2022-01-05