David Cronenberg: Author or Film-Maker?

Mark Browning

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Chapter 1: 'Videodrome: Not a love story - a film about pornography' - Page 57 - Mark Browning Chapter 2: 'Dead Ringers: Schizophrenia cannot be understood without understanding despair' - Page 81 - Mark Browning Chapter 3: 'Naked Lunch: Nothing is true: everything is permitted' - Page 109 - Mark Browning Chapter 4: 'Crash: Not a film about pornography - a love story' - Page 133 - Mark Browning Chapter 5: 'eXistenZ: Thou the player of the game art God' - Page 157 - Mark Browning Chapter 6: 'The child in time: Time and space in Cronenberg's Spider' - Page 179 - Mark Browning

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