The Dark Mirror explores the richness of psychiatric imagery in film noir and how the popularization of psychoanalysis in the U.S. during the 1940s and 1950s influenced film noir as a whole. Santos examines many little-known films and unearths surprising discoveries about the psychological underpinnings of noir.
The Dark Mirror explores the richness of psychiatric imagery in film noir and how the popularization of psychoanalysis in the U.S. during the 1940s and 1950s influenced film noir as a whole. Santos examines many little-known films and unearths surprising discoveries about the psychological underpinnings of noir.
Marlisa Santos is associate professor and director of the division of humanities at Nova Southeastern University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Introduction: Spellbound Psychoanalysis and noir Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Noir Psychiatrists: The Good the Bad and the Bogus Chapter 3 Chapter 2. Noir Asylums and Treatments Chapter 4 Chapter 3. Noir Amnesia Chapter 5 Chapter 4. Noir Neuroses and Psychoses Chapter 6 Chapter 5 The "Gaslight" Phenomenon: Inducing Insanity in Noir
Chapter 1 Introduction: Spellbound Psychoanalysis and noir Chapter 2 Chapter 1. Noir Psychiatrists: The Good the Bad and the Bogus Chapter 3 Chapter 2. Noir Asylums and Treatments Chapter 4 Chapter 3. Noir Amnesia Chapter 5 Chapter 4. Noir Neuroses and Psychoses Chapter 6 Chapter 5 The "Gaslight" Phenomenon: Inducing Insanity in Noir
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