A Terrifying Spectatorship : Jean-François Lyotard’s Dispositif and the Expenditure of Intensities in Steven Kastrissios’s The Horseman single work   criticism  
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'Mee’s erudite analysis of The Horseman, an Australian film that bestrides the much neglected genres of splatter and exploitation cinema, describes what films of its kind can tell us about the operations of Jean-François Lyotard’s libidinal economy.' (Publication abstract)

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  • Epigraph: In lighting the match the child enjoys this diversion (détournement, a word dear to Klossowski) that misspends energy. (Jean-François Lyotard, Acinema,” in The Lyotard Reader)

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    y separately published work icon Philament Terror Australis no. 21 February 2016 9310636 2016 periodical issue 2016
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  • The Horseman Steven Kastrissios , 2008 single work film/TV
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