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Volumen 15 | Nº 3 - November 2025
Authors, artists, and objects
Author politics and masculinismDaniel Liotta
Abstract
This article analyzes the auteur theory forged by the French Nouvelle Vague; it examines whether this theory and movement can be described as "masculinist." It shows that the "author" is not a promotion of the masculine, but a contestable figure of the master based on an ideal of the self. It examines how the figure of "genius" proposed by Kant can replace that of the author and analyzes how Nouvelle Vague films challenge not only male power but also the claim to be the "author" of one’s own existence. These films stage the object-gaze and thus destroy the ideal of mastery.
Keywords: Auteur theory | New Wave | Ideal of the self | object-gaze | genius
Volumen 15 | Nº 3
NOVEMBER 2025
November 2025 - February 2025
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Obscenity and its segregative effects: bodies without discourse? Black Mirror | Charlie Brooker | 2013 Franco Masi
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“I am what I say”: jouissance and identity in the age of insults Beef | Lee Sung Jin | 2023 Federico Oyola
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Book review A letter arrives at its destination A commitment to the written word: Psychoanalysis and Literature. 1st ed. UNC, Grama. Natalia Bonansea
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Freud and cinema: a failed cross Ricardo Adrián González Muñoz
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Cognitive emotions, value judgments, and value construction A model for application in end-of-life decisions based on cinematic narratives Gonzalo David Prada Martinez
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