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Mute articulations representing the body when the self isn't what it used to be
The topic of my research is an exploration of the concept of the 'mute body. The mute body is the body which stages a certain inderminacy and distance from the viewer. It is a form of hiding, but also a form of play with narcissistic implications and perhaps even seductive intent. The mute body is a...
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Centre for Film and Media Studies
2014
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