/ 1968

NARRATIVE MATRICES AND DISCURSIVE PRACTICES OF THE FILM MONTEVIDEO, TASTE OF A DREAM

The aim of this study is to determine and explain the basic narrative matrices and discursive practices of the film “Montevideo, Taste of a Dream” that was first shown on 20th December 2010. The central topic of this film is success of the national football team at the First World Football Championship held in Montevideo in 1930. The theoretical framework is based on critical media studies and film studies. The paper focuses on the main narrative matrices of the socio-historical and geographical-cultural context that formed discursive practices. In this paper, methods of narrative analysis and critical discourse analysis were used. The analyses merged the internal structure of the text (the film), its external discursive field, details and widest approach. The work should demonstrate how selection of narrative elements affects success of the film.

/ 1968

ON POSSIBILITY AND REALITY – ONE (NON)ARISTOTELIAN READING OF E-BOOKS

The problem of books and reading is being analyzed in the light of changed paradigms of reading and anthropological consequences of new media. Relationship of classical to virtual/electronic is being viewed from the standpoint of Aristotle’s onthological difference between reality and possibility. Prospects and difficulties of e-literature as a literature of possibilities, as well as consequences of dematerialization are beeing examined. By problematizing the term “virtual” and its entities, the author speaks of “new reader’s” fate in the new virtual world.

/ 1968

READING AND LOVE – (RE)CONSTRUCTION OF A MEMORY

The article examines validity of the analogy between the two empires of Imaginary: reading and love. Through analysis of a memory, two discourses are compared on personal and general levels by showing characteristic moments. Reading and love are observed as exceptional cases of „misreading/misunderstanding“, with common root in the Desire and deficiency. In a changing world possible changes in the experience of love and reading in the „new readers“ and a general importance of this analogy in the human world as the world of metaphor, are examined.

/ 1968

SOCIAL DEPENDENCE OF CULTURAL NEEDS

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V. MIKECIN: MARXIANS AND MARX

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THE FIRST ISSUE OF “POGLED”

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SOCIALISM AND CULTURE

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MUSIC INDUSTRY

/ 1968

ETHICS OF THE NARRATIVE OF REMEMBERANCE AND TESTIMONY: BALKAN WAR IN CINEMA

The concern of this paper is twofold. First, it outlines the ethics of cinema as media as argued by the theories of André Bazin, Barthes, Ranciere, Shoshanna Feldman and Dori Laub. Second, it analysis the texts chosen as the case studies – Harrison’s Flowers, The Fourth Man, The Hunting Party and Storm – that include the narratives of remembrance, witnessing and testimony. Beside offering examples of the ethical work of cinema through the moments of testimony/witnessing, evocation of the recent past they answer the questions of the guilt, responsibility, reconciliation, forgiveness or true nature of the recent Balkan wars.

/ 1968

LOGICS OF FREEDOM AND DESTRUCTION