A critical companion to David Lynch / edited by Andrew M. Winters.

Other author Winters, Andrew M.
Format Electronic
Publication InfoLanham : Lexington Books, [2025]
Descriptionviii, 324 pages illustrations 24 cm
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Physical mediumillustrations
SeriesCritical companions to contemporary directors
Contents Introduction : (un)interpreting Lynch -- Sound comes first : understanding the music and sound design of David Lynch's short films / Reba Wissner -- Pataphysical narratives in Lynch's short films and what is David working on today? / Fernando Gabriel Pagnoni Berns -- Sense and significance in Six men getting sick / Zachary Vereb -- Narrativism and performativity in Absurda and Darkened room / Kristina ¿¿ekrst -- Reframing noir windows : the inward gaze of David Lynch's The Grandmother / Matthew Sorrento -- Openness from closure : creative emergence and embodied dynamics in Eraserhead / Peter Lang -- The beautiful tragedy of Lynch's The Elephant Man / Andrew M. Winters -- David Lynch constrained on Dune / Rupert Loydell and Kingsley Marshall -- The phonic-materiality of David Lynch'a Lost highway / Osman Nemli -- 'My most experimental movie' : transcendental style and the art spirit in David Lynch's The straight story / David LaRocca -- Driving buicks to the moon : innocence and experience in Wild at heart / Kwasu Tembo -- Past and possible lives in Inland Empire / David Sweeney -- 'It is happening again' : repetition and replay in the works of David Lynch / Adam Daniel -- 'A woman in trouble' : Twin Peaks as critique of patriarchal violence / Julie Hamilton -- How Twin Peaks : the return's Diane escapes : the plot in the pinnacle of Lynch's use of metafiction and entrapment / Donald McCarthy -- 'Tricks' : inside Lynch's Hotel room / James Jarrett -- Necropolitical patriarchy and the Lynchian Koan / Matthew Grinder -- Innocence lost : constructions of childhood in The Alphabet and The Grandmother / Brandelyn M. Andres -- Wonder, weather, and coffee : Lynch and the sacred of the everyday / Zachary Sheldon.
Abstract "This edited volume brings together nineteen chapters that provide an up-to-date, original exploration of David Lynch's entire thought-provoking oeuvre. This includes analyses of his shorts and films, as well as his animations, TV series, paintings, and commercials"-- Provided by publisher.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
Access restrictionAvailable only to authorized users.
Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2024034710
ISBN9781666928105 cloth
ISBNepub

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