Dialogues with other arts: Almodóvar
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Almodóvar Pedro, Transtextuality, Literature, photography, painting, cinematic self-referentialityAbstract
From an academic point of view, interest in Almodóvar's work has also grown throughout the world; just check the number of doctoral theses, scientific publications and conferences around the world where concern for Pedro Almodóvar's cinema is present, both in Spain and international abroad.
The topics that are usually addressed in academic approaches to Almodóvar work are very broad, from historiographical issues to aesthetic issues, from studies on his narrative or script writing, to film analysis, from issues of social representations to gender through cultural or politics problems, etc. This monograph, on this occasion, focuses on the relationships or dialogues that Almodóvar has with the arts, from cinema itself to painting, photography, literature, theater, etc. And all this from all the methodologies that usually operate in film and audiovisual studies: textual, semiotic, narratological, sociological analysis, critical content analysis, cultural and gender studies, feminist, queer and all the long etcetera.
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Almodóvar, P. (2019). Dolor y Gloria. Reservoir Books
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