The Cinema of Me by Alisa Lebow

Author:Alisa Lebow
Format: epub
Tags: PER004030, Performing Arts/Film & Video/History & Criticism, PER004000, Performing Arts/Film and Video/General
Publisher: Columbia University Press
Published: 2012-05-28T16:00:00+00:00

The ‘human-all-too-human’ state of ressentiment and the reactive spirit with its will to truth produces marginalised and confessing figures. The hysterical, the mad, the sexually perverted and women are produced as the other of the (now) bourgeois subject, assumed to be male, normal, heterosexual and white. […] The history of confession is that of power at the centre inducing people at the margins to internalise what is said about them – to accept that discourse and to live it, and thereby to live their oppression. (1990: 6)

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