Zur Kritik der Kino-Gewalt : Die Filme von Michael Haneke

Jörg Metelmann

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art

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Im Mainstream-Film ist Gewalt 'ultimative motion': Medienforscher zählen die Toten. Im Kinoschaffen von Michael Haneke geht es um mehr. Es zeigt, wie Gewalt in der Gesellschaft auftritt, wie sie wahrgenommen, beurteilt und vor allem wie sie vermittelt wird. (Klappentext der Publikation im Wilhelm Fink Verlag)

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