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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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A imagem inquieta: pÃs- produÃÃo e sobrevivÃncia no cinema de Gus Van Sant

Charles Vasconcelos Vale 28 November 2017 (has links)
nÃo hà / A presente pesquisa propÃe fazer uma anÃlise iconolÃgica de parte da obra do cineasta norte- americano Gus Van Sant, utilizando para tanto dois conceitos fundamentais, a saber, PÃs- ProduÃÃo (BOURRIAUD, 2009) e SobrevivÃncia (WARBURG, 2013; DIDI- HUBERMAN, 2013). Selecionamos, para isso, cinco de seus principais filmes, sendo eles respectivamente: Psicose (1998), Gerry (2002), Elefante (2003), Last Days(2005) e Paranoid Park(2007), por acreditar que eles dÃo fÃlego as anÃlises e os conceitos supracitados. Noprimeiro momento tentamos pensar essa filmografia a partir de procedimentos artÃsticos como:apropriaÃÃo, remake, remix, releitura; procedimentos estes relacionados com a arte contemporÃnea, cujo modus operandi pode ser sintetizado pelo termo pÃs-produÃÃo. No segundo momento da pesquisa tentamos pensar essa filmografia em relaÃÃo com a histÃria da arte, analisando essa obra a partir da ideia de sobrevivÃncia (nachleben), um conceito derivado da singular iconologia criada pelo historiador da arte Aby Warburg, que tentou pensar a imagem pelo prisma das sobrevivÃncias das formas antigas em manifestaÃÃes culturais e artÃsticas diversas. Por fim, propomos um ensaio visual acerca dessas obras cinematogrÃficas, utilizando como inspiraÃÃo o âAtlas Mnemosyneâ - matlas de imagens que sintetiza o mÃtodo warburguiano de investigaÃÃo â privilegiando, portanto, a potÃncia imagÃtica em detrimento da historiografia tradicional calcada na palavra. / The present research proposes to make an iconological analysis of part of the work of the American filmmaker Gus Van Sant, using two fundamental concepts, namely Post-Production (BOURRIAUD, 2009) and Survival (WARBURG, 2013; DIDI- HUBERMAN, 2013). We chose five of their main films, respectively: Psycho (1998), Gerry (2002), Elefante (2003), Last Days (2005) and Paranoid Park (2007), for believing they give breaths to the analyzes and the above-mentioned concepts. At first we try to think of this filmography based on artistic procedures such as: appropriation, remake, remix, rereading; procedures related to contemporary art, whose modus operandi can be synthesized by the term post-production. In the second moment of the research we try to think about this filmography in relation to the history of art, analyzing this work from the idea of ​​survival (nachleben), a concept derived from the singular iconology created by the historian of art Aby Warburg, who tried to think the image by prism of the survival of ancient forms in diverse cultural and artistic manifestations. Finally, we propose a visual essay about these cinematographic works, using as inspiration the "Atlas Mnemosyne" - matlas of images that synthesize the Warburguian method of investigation - thus favoring the imagery power to the detriment of the traditional historiography based on the word

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