 | James Naremore - Performing Arts - 1993 - 218 pages
...in a BFI anthology on musicals in 1979, however, Elsaesser added a partial disclaimer, noting that "the auteur is the fiction, the necessary fiction...sobered-up deconstructions of the authorless voice of ideology." 74 The new breed of academic historians was interested chiefly in genre, and when it evoked... | |
 | David A. Gerstner, Janet Staiger - Auteur theory (Motion pictures) - 2003 - 332 pages
...a regrer almost as soon as the author is declared an inert corpus. Thomas EIsaesser writes in 1979, "The auteur is the fiction, the necessary fiction one might add, become flesh and historical in the ditector, for the name of a pleasure that seems to have no substitute in the sobered-up deconstruction... | |
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The auteur is the fiction, the necessary fiction one might add, become flesh and historical in the director, for the name of a pleasure that seems to have no substitute in the sobered-up deconstruction of the authorless voice of ideology. 