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An essay-model of Andrei Tarkovsky's The SacrificeMcCormick, Michael January 2003 (has links)
Boston University. University Professors Program Senior theses. / PLEASE NOTE: Boston University Libraries did not receive an Authorization To Manage form for this thesis. It is therefore not openly accessible, though it may be available by request. If you are the author or principal advisor of this work and would like to request open access for it, please contact us at open-help@bu.edu. Thank you. / 2031-01-02
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The Soul That Thinks: Essays on Philosophy, Narrative and Symbol in the Cinema and Thought of Andrei TarkovskyJones, Daniel O. January 2007 (has links)
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Espelhos do tempo: política no cinema de TarkovskyMilanezi, Daniel Tabarani Santos 01 April 2015 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2015-04-01 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Based on an esthetical-political analysis of the film Solaris, and an investigation on the personal and artistic life of Andrei Tarkovsky, within a historical and political context situated in the Soviet Union from the 1960s through the 1990s, it s proposed in this research to emphasize the shock between this artist and the Soviet State, with the purpose to demonstrate a political presence in Tarkovsky s work. Tarkovsky s own writings, the philosophical and esthetical concepts of Gilles Deleuze, the political notions of political presence of the work and esthetization of politics, written by Professor Miguel Chaia, give support to the foundations of this dissertation, making it possible to create: a discussion about Tarkovsky s conceptions of art and cinema; an analytical cut of the film Solaris, showing the esthetical, political, historical problems involved in this work; an overview of the Soviet cinematographic industry, debating the relationship between the artist Tarkovsky and the authoritarian bureaucracy of the Soviet State, as well as the effects of this as a political act of resistance made by the filmmaker through his filmography / A partir de uma análise estético-política do filme Solaris, e de uma investigação sobre a vida pessoal e artística de Andrei Tarkovsky, dentro de um contexto histórico-político situado na União Soviética dos anos 1960 até a década de 1990, propõe-se, nesta pesquisa, destacar o embate entre esse artista e o Estado soviético, com o objetivo de demonstrar uma presença política da obra de Tarkovsky. Os escritos do próprio Tarkovsky, os conceitos filosóficos e estéticos de Gilles Deleuze, as noções políticas de presença política da obra e estetização da política, trazidas pelo Prof. Miguel Chaia, dão embasamento para a fundamentação deste trabalho, possibilitando: uma discussão sobre as concepções de arte e cinema do artista Tarkovsky; um recorte analítico do filme Solaris, mostrando as questões estéticas, políticas, históricas envolvidas na obra; um panorama da indústria cinematográfica soviética, problematizando a relação entre o artista Tarkovsky e a burocracia autoritária do Estado soviético, assim como os efeitos disso enquanto ato político de resistência por parte do cineasta através de sua filmografia
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Espelhos do tempo: política no cinema de TarkovskyMilanezi, Daniel Tabarani Santos 01 April 2015 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2015-04-01 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Based on an esthetical-political analysis of the film Solaris, and an investigation on the personal and artistic life of Andrei Tarkovsky, within a historical and political context situated in the Soviet Union from the 1960s through the 1990s, it s proposed in this research to emphasize the shock between this artist and the Soviet State, with the purpose to demonstrate a political presence in Tarkovsky s work. Tarkovsky s own writings, the philosophical and esthetical concepts of Gilles Deleuze, the political notions of political presence of the work and esthetization of politics, written by Professor Miguel Chaia, give support to the foundations of this dissertation, making it possible to create: a discussion about Tarkovsky s conceptions of art and cinema; an analytical cut of the film Solaris, showing the esthetical, political, historical problems involved in this work; an overview of the Soviet cinematographic industry, debating the relationship between the artist Tarkovsky and the authoritarian bureaucracy of the Soviet State, as well as the effects of this as a political act of resistance made by the filmmaker through his filmography / A partir de uma análise estético-política do filme Solaris, e de uma investigação sobre a vida pessoal e artística de Andrei Tarkovsky, dentro de um contexto histórico-político situado na União Soviética dos anos 1960 até a década de 1990, propõe-se, nesta pesquisa, destacar o embate entre esse artista e o Estado soviético, com o objetivo de demonstrar uma presença política da obra de Tarkovsky. Os escritos do próprio Tarkovsky, os conceitos filosóficos e estéticos de Gilles Deleuze, as noções políticas de presença política da obra e estetização da política, trazidas pelo Prof. Miguel Chaia, dão embasamento para a fundamentação deste trabalho, possibilitando: uma discussão sobre as concepções de arte e cinema do artista Tarkovsky; um recorte analítico do filme Solaris, mostrando as questões estéticas, políticas, históricas envolvidas na obra; um panorama da indústria cinematográfica soviética, problematizando a relação entre o artista Tarkovsky e a burocracia autoritária do Estado soviético, assim como os efeitos disso enquanto ato político de resistência por parte do cineasta através de sua filmografia
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Program Kremlu pro vlastenecké vzdělání a ruské válečné filmy (2000-2010) / The Kremlin's Program for Patriotic Education and Russian War Movies (2000-2010)Mazzali, Francesca January 2017 (has links)
This dissertation considers films to be double-sided mirrors that absorb political and cultural content from one side, with filmmakers filtering and elaborating the content between the two surfaces, and then transmitting the elaborated points to the audience. The elaboration of political content can be performed in an educational and propagandistic way, depicting and supporting specific political ideas. This dissertation analyses the first two programs of a Russian government program, Patriotic Education for Russian Federation Citizens (2001- 2005 and 2006-2010) (hereinafter, 'Patriotic Education'), and identifies six political priorities that can be observed and analysed in eleven Russian war movies. It will first be explained how the movies serve as propagandistic and educational tools in the context of Patriotic Education, projecting its political priorities to the audience. Second, it will be explained how a continuity with the Soviet past is displayed in the content of war films and the way they depict some of the elements promoted by Patriotic Education.
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A Semiotic Analysis of Russian Literature in Modern Russian Film Adaptations(Case Studies of <i>Boris Godunov</i> and <i>The Captain’s Daughter</i>)Myers, Elena K. 11 June 2015 (has links)
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Estratégias de construção no cinema de Andriêi Tarkóvski: a perspectiva inversa como procedimentoJallageas, Neide 07 May 2007 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2007-05-07 / Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico / This thesis proposes to study the strategies of construction of the Russian (Soviet)
filmmaker Andriêi Arsiénievitch Tarkóvski, establishing as the scope of the analysis the
seven full-length features he made between 1962 and 1986. The central hypothesis is
that the Tarkovskian cinematic works were made through the articulation of procedures
inherent to the world view model organized through an reverse perspective, an
articulation which opened possibilities for aesthetic experimentations associated to the
predominant model, organized by the linear perspective. The underlying hypothesis is
that the construction strategies in Tarkóvsky s cinema present themselves as a form o
resistance to the Soviet cannons of arts and communication. The primary objective is to
understand how these world view models connect with the visible world to produce
visual messages and in which way such models problematize the concept of realism in
the Arts and one of its derivatives, the Socialist Realism. The secondary objective is to
discuss the procedures that intersect in time and space in distinct constructions: the
Russian Avant-Gardes, medieval painting and Andriêi Tarkóvski s cinema. The final
objective is to demonstrate how associative models dynamized the construction of this
cinema through the use of the reverse perspective as a procedure, counterposing itself to
the cannons established by the Socialist Realism. The theoretical basis of this research
lies on the studies of the dialogical processes realized by the Russian theorist Mikhail
Bakhtin, especially regarding his concepts of Small and Great Time, Chronotopy and
Active Comprehension, in dialog with the manifests and writings of the Russian Avant-
Gardes, taking mainly into perspective the conceptual field worked by the Russian
thinker Pável Floriênski concerning the Reverse Perspective, and with the thoughts of
Gilles Deleuze about the Ritornello. Methodologically, sequences of the seven fulllength
features are selected in light of the concepts in which this work is based on.
From these sequences the paradigms that trigger the association between the world
view models have been highlighted: the potential lines that connect spaces; the
formation of multiple centers and the densening of the centres or chronotopical extracts.
Finally, this study stands out as it contributes to the problematization of guiding
models of the totalitarian aesthetics that direct artistic and communicational creation
and others, that direct strategies that aim at resisting artistic and communicational
totalitarianism nowadays / Essa tese propõe estudar estratégias de construção no cinema do cineasta russo
(soviético) Andriêi Arsiénievitch Tarkóvski, estabelecendo o campo de análise nos sete
longas-metragens realizados por ele entre 1962 e 1986. A hipótese central é que a obra
cinematográfica tarkóvskiana se fez, a partir da articulação de procedimentos inerentes
ao modelo de visão de mundo organizado pela perspectiva inversa, articulação essa que
abriu possibilidades para experimentações estéticas associativas ao modelo
predominante, organizado pela perspectiva linear. A hipótese subjacente é que as
estratégias de construção do cinema de Tarkóvski configuram-se como resistência aos
cânones da arte e da comunicação soviéticas. Objetiva-se compreender, primeiramente,
como esses modelos de visão de mundo se conectam com o mundo visível para
produzirem mensagens visuais e de que forma tais modelos problematizam o conceito
de realismo nas artes e seus derivados, o Realismo Socialista. Em seguida, pretende-se
identificar e discutir os procedimentos que se intersectam no tempo e no espaço nas
seguintes construções distintas: Vanguardas Russas, pintura de ícones medieval e
cinema de Andriêi Tarkóvski. Finalmente, demonstrar como modelos associativos
dinamizaram a construção desse cinema através do uso da perspectiva inversa como
procedimento, contrapondo-se aos cânones estabelecidos pelo Realismo Socialista.
Elege-se como campo teórico, o conjunto de estudos dos processos dialógicos na arte
realizados pelo teórico russo Mikhail Bakhtin, principalmente os conceitos de Pequeno
e Grande Tempo, Cronotopia e Compreensão Ativa, em diálogo com os manifestos e
escritos das Vanguardas Russas, privilegiando-se o campo conceitual trabalhado pelo
pensador russo Pável Floriênski acerca da Perspectiva Inversa e ainda com o
pensamento de Gilles Deleuze sobre o Ritornelo. Metodologicamente são selecionadas
seqüências dos sete longas-metragens à luz dos conceitos que embasam esse trabalho.
Dessas seqüências destacam-se os paradigmas que desencadeiam a associação entre os
modelos de visão de mundo: as linhas potenciais conectivas de espaços; formação de
centros múltiplos e o adensamento dos centros ou extratos cronotópicos. Por fim esse
estudo distingue-se por contribuir para a problematização de modelos norteadores da
criação artística e comunicacional da estética totalitária e outros, que norteiam
estratégias que buscam resistir ao totalitarismo artístico e comunicacional na
contemporaneidade
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Russians abroad in postcommunist cinemaKristensen, Lars Lyngsgaard Fjord January 2010 (has links)
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