Pasolini o el Centauro Moderno

  • Néstor Verona Carballo
Keywords: Anthropology of Art, Mithology, History of Religion, Aedipos Complex, Psychoanalysis, Ritual Sacrifice

Abstract

The present paper tries to show a kind of interpretation for two films, Medea and Edipo Re, that smacks of the literary vision of the myths in which they are based on. Pasolini checks the antithetic coexistence between nature and culture, and places in the center of an anthropologic speech the opposition that represent the modern and the traditional man.

Published
2005-04-15
How to Cite
Verona Carballo, Néstor. 2005. “Pasolini O El Centauro Moderno”. Latente - Revista De Historia Y Estética Del Cine, Fotografía Y Cultura Visual, no. 3 (April), 111-20. https://www.ull.es/revistas/index.php/latente/article/view/5961.
Issue
No 3 (2005)
Section
Miscellaneous

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