Cinema as the Interdisciplinary Conjuncture of Political Thought and History
Journal: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities (Vol.7, No. 1)Publication Date: 2015-01-30
Authors : S. M. Alavipoor;
Page : 95-117
Keywords : cinema; Political thought; historical narrative;
Abstract
From the dawn of its history, cinema has been considered as a phenomenon in which different thoughts, among them the political, could be addressed. Indeed, many film-makers have presented various aspects of political norms and the good order of society through movies. However, this combination of the idea and image has been addressed in different ways and among others, as seems, the historical narrative has the potentiality to convey critical and normal political ideas in cinema. Exploring different types of representing the political thought in cinematic historical narratives, the present study attempts to identify cinema’s interdisciplinary potential as a conjuncture for the disciplines of history and political thought.
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