Extremity and Excess

Elinor Taylor; Joseph Darlington; Daniel Cookney; Greg Bevan

Extremity and Excess

Elinor Taylor (Editor), Joseph Darlington (Editor), Daniel Cookney (Editor), Greg Bevan (Editor)

Department of Theatre, Film and Television Studies

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Abstract

The proceedings of the 2011 Extremity and Excess Postgraduate Conference held at the University of Salford. Contents include: "Introduction: Encountering Extremity and Excess" Joseph Darlington "Post-Human Pop: From Simulation to Assimilation" Daniel Cookney "Larger than Life: Morbidity, Megapixels and the Digital Body" Rob Gallagher "Siding with the Pervert: Engaging with the Twisted Hero in Japanese Ero-guro Cinema" Lydia Brammer "Hysterical Poetics: Chatterton's Excessive Desire for a 'Real' World of Words" Erin Whitcroft "'The simplest of proficiencies - the ability to kill my fellow-men': Isaak Babel and Making Sense of Extremity" Victoria O'Neill "Countering Extremism in the Name of Security: Criminalising Alternative Politics" Will Jackson "Exodus: A Non-identity Art - Everyone is an Artist?" Rory Harron "Critical Intimacy: Lowry's Seascapes and the Art of Ekphrasis" Patrick Wright "Manifest Destiny, Violence and Transcendence: An Artist's Statement" Marc Bosward Reproductions of artworks by Marc Bosward included with full-colour inserts.

Original language	English
Publisher	University of Salford Press
Edition	First
ISBN (Print)	978-1902496665, 1902496663
Publication status	Published - 2012

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