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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.8.2012.tde-28022013-124308
Document
Author
Full name
Solange de Almeida Grossi
E-mail
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2012
Supervisor
Committee
Soares, Marcos Cesar de Paula (President)
Defina, Mayumi Denise Senoi Ilari
Lusvarghi, Luiza Cristina
Morelli, Adriana Fernandes
Puglia, Daniel
Title in Portuguese
As possibilidades não-realizadas em Assassinato em Gosford Park, de Robert Altman
Keywords in Portuguese
Cinema
Classes sociais
Cultura
Reino Unido
Violência
Abstract in Portuguese
O objetivo desta tese é apresentar como se dão as relações entre capital, militarismo, luta de classes e indústria cultural no filme Assassinato em Gosford Park, de Robert Altman (2001). Contextualizada no ano de 1932, a obra a princípio pareceria lidar exclusivamente com o Reino Unido; mais especificamente, com as relações entre duas classes sociais (gentry e classe trabalhadora). Entretanto, a inserção de elementos complicadores (a saber: um produtor de Hollywood; um ator, também norte-americano, que se passa por empregado escocês; e um ídolo das matinês, Ivor Novello, único personagem baseado numa figura real) na narrativa fílmica parece não permitir a interpretação de que tudo se resume apenas ao âmbito sóciocultural Britânico. São abarcadas não só considerações acerca da influência da indústria cultural (sobretudo a norte-americana) nas classes sociais ali figuradas, como também reflexões sobre as possibilidades mais progressistas de uso deste mesmo aparato técnico (o cinematográfico).
Title in English
The unaccomplished possibilities in Gosford Park, by Robert Altman
Keywords in English
Cinema
Culture
Social classes
United Kingdom
Violence
Abstract in English
This thesis aims to present how the relationships between capital, militarism, social struggle and the culture industry are dealt within Robert Altmans Gosford Park (2001). Set in 1932, the film would at first glance seem to deal exclusively with the United Kingdom; more especifically, with the relationships between two social classes (gentry and the working class). However, the insertion of complicating factors (namely, a Hollywood producer; an American actor pretending to be a Scottish valet, and matinée idol Ivor Novello the sole character based on a real historic figure) in the filmic narrative seems to disallow the interpretation that it all comes down to the British socio-cultural scope. The film extends its considerations not only to embrace the influences of the (American) culture industry upon the social classes portrayed, but also to point to more progressive possibilities of use regarding the cinematographic apparatus.
 
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Publishing Date
2013-02-28
 
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