Actual Image || Virtual Cut: Schizoanalysis and Montage

If a machine is something that cuts into a continuous flow, schizoanalysis can be read, quite literally, as an analysis of cuts. In cinematic registers, it is an analysis of montage. Looking closely at a number of modes and moments of montage in the work of Alfred Hitchcock, this paper shows how his...

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Published in:Deleuze & Guattari Studies 2011-07, Vol.5 (2), p.177-208
Main Author: Berressem, Hanjo
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Hitchcock, Alfred (1899-1980)
Motion pictures
Philosophy and Religion
Psychoanalysis
Schizophrenia
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Summary:If a machine is something that cuts into a continuous flow, schizoanalysis can be read, quite literally, as an analysis of cuts. In cinematic registers, it is an analysis of montage. Looking closely at a number of modes and moments of montage in the work of Alfred Hitchcock, this paper shows how his strategies of '‘reciprocally presupposing'’ actual image and virtual montage relate to a Deleuzian poetics and politics of the cinema.
ISSN:1750-2241
2398-9777
1755-1684
2398-9785
DOI:10.3366/dls.2011.0017