- Historical
- Aesthetic
- Philosophy
(exam - will ask a question, use the 3 types of post modernism)
(exam - will ask a question, use the 3 types of post modernism)
2. 3 big theorists
- Baudrillard - swimming in a sea of science - simulacra
- Jameson - hybridity
- Lyotard - structures collapsing - first theorist to realise this
3. binary opposites - post modernism and moderism,
Post modernism - Collapsing of structures, rejection (like a relationship breakdown - gradual)
Modernism - Traditional structures
4. The foundation of post modernism is Consumerism (money) and technology - Western
5. Emptiness - wanting more, achieving aspirations - no beliefs
6. Historical event ending modernism - Second World War - doing something post modern was antisocial. 1960's 1970's
Atomic bomb - technology to wipe out the world
post modernism - the rejection in believing what you are being told is normal
Superficial & Empty - Something that appears real until looking into it further and seeing its not real. Feeling of emptiness and wanting more and more.
Parody - like intertextuality, taking ideas from other films and making a new film using these ideas. Remake of a video "taking the mick"
Pastiche - Imitating artistic work from another artist or period
Bricolage - Mixing up genres and styles
Homage - Imitation from a respectful standpoint
Hybridity - The mixing of different genres
Self Reflexivity - Is the text that it is itself a constructed simulation or reproduction.
Hyperreality - Blurring of what is real and simulated
Simulacra - Where you cannot differentiate between what is real and what is hyperreal.
Blurring of boundaries - Boundaries of time and periods in history have been blurred and have no time and no place.
Disjointed narrative structures - No typical happy ending in film.
Atomic bomb - technology to wipe out the world
post modernism - the rejection in believing what you are being told is normal
Superficial & Empty - Something that appears real until looking into it further and seeing its not real. Feeling of emptiness and wanting more and more.
Parody - like intertextuality, taking ideas from other films and making a new film using these ideas. Remake of a video "taking the mick"
Pastiche - Imitating artistic work from another artist or period
Bricolage - Mixing up genres and styles
Homage - Imitation from a respectful standpoint
Hybridity - The mixing of different genres
Self Reflexivity - Is the text that it is itself a constructed simulation or reproduction.
Hyperreality - Blurring of what is real and simulated
Simulacra - Where you cannot differentiate between what is real and what is hyperreal.
Blurring of boundaries - Boundaries of time and periods in history have been blurred and have no time and no place.
Disjointed narrative structures - No typical happy ending in film.
Nostalgia - things that already exist from the past that provide pleasure when looking back on it. Not looking at the future, to escape. Create this using intertextuality
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