Postmodernism: Styles, Social Conditions & Aesthetic Reflexivity
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1 Postmodernism: Styles, Social Conditions & Aesthetic Reflexivity Postmodern City Film & Global Flows 2016 Fall Carlo Maria Mariani: la mano ubbidisce all'intelletto (the hand which obeys the intellect)
2 Discussion Questions What is postmodernism? How is it reflected in the films we have watched so far? What is postmodernity? How is it reflected in the films we have watched so far? What is (aesthetic) reflexivity? How are they reflected in the films we have watched so far?
3 Outline 1. Postmodernism & Postmodernity: General Definitions 2. Major Features: [Fredric Jameson] (1). Flatness, desubjectivization, waning of affect: e.g. Van Gogh vs. Andy Warhol, Scream Guernica vs their parodies (2). lack of history vs. some other views (3) Image Society (music video) and Society as Spectacle (The Living Mall) 3. Aesthetic Reflexivity
4 Postmodernism (1): & Related Terms --Postmodernism ( 後現代主義 ).. cultures (of a period) which challenge language and the other types of Truth, foundation and tradition. (Poststructuralism as one example.) -- Poststructuralism ( 後結構主義 ).. theories which challenge the stable structure of language (binaries) and traditional value systems; sees their meanings as slippery, multiple and contingent ( 因時而定的 ). -- Postmodernity ( 後現代狀況 ).. The socioeconomic and intellectual conditions which make postmodernism possible.
5 What is Postmodernism? (2) (Charles Jencks)
6 What is Postmodernism? (2) (Charles Jencks)
7 What is Postmodernism? (2) (Charles Jencks)
8 What is Postmodernism? (2) Negative Positive Flattening of subjectivity; Pastiche Literature & Film: Surfiction, metafiction pastiche Ambiguity Eclecticism Pluralism Parody Ensemble film Sci-fi...,etc De-Centering & Boundary-crossing Historiographical metafiction & metafilm Urban space Society as spectacle; overall commofication Plural space; Multiple historical signs De-zoning or democratization of urban space; re-creation of historical spaces
9 Postmodernism (3): Boundary- Crossing Boundaries between fact and fiction disciplines the private and the public high art and popular culture nations human and non-human Why? To be explained later.
10 Postmodernism(3): Cultures postmodernism-cultures (e.g. music, architecture, popular culture, politics, literature & theory, religion, ethics, etc.) Features: depthless ( 無深度 ), pastiche ( 拼貼 ), metafictional ( 後設 ), ambiguous ( 模擬兩可 ), de-doxification ( 質疑大敘述 / 真理 ), eclecticism ( 折衷 ), boundary-crossing ( 跨界 ), pluralistic ( 多元 ), etc.
11 Postmodernism (4): Main Issues 1. Definition: post modernism what is post? Period or style: Is it a description of a period or a style? Is it passe? Postmodernism and postmodernity (postmodern conditions) - the former reinforcing or critiquing the latter. 2. Interpretation: against interpretation or difficult wholenss 3. Postmodern Identity: 1. History, Memory, Capitalist culture and Identity 2. The role of the author authority, originality and authenticity 3. The boundaries of humanity (posthumanism)
12 Postmodernism: Historical Background & Postmodernity Turning and turning in the widerning gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the center cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world The Second Coming W. B. Yeats
13 Postmodernism: Historical Development in the West 1. Modern period: Expanding national capitalism The two W. Wars; theoretical challenges of human centers (God, Truth, Reason, Progress) e.g. Darwinism, Freud, Marx, Nietzsche Art as religion Growing senses of uncertainties in the 50 s and 60 s Postmodern Period: Multinational capitalism Risks and disasters The turn to language and representation + minorities challenge of center. Playfulness and Collage in Art
14 Postmodernism: Historical Development (2) Transitions Growing senses of uncertainties in the 50 s and 60 s * 50 s the beginning of Cold War, suburbanization of the U.S. 60 s the Civil Right Movement, the Hippie generation (The Beatles; communes, the alternative press, Eastern religions, and mind-altering drugs, freedom without responsibility), Feminist & Minorities Movement.
15 Historical Development (3) Three stages of capitalism (Ernest Mandel Late Capitalism) 1. Market capitalism ; (industrial capital in national markets) 2. Monopoly capitalism (age of imperialism; world markets monopolized by a few nation-states.) 3. Multinational capitalism (international corporations expand to transcend national boundaries & reach hitherto uncommodified areas. )
16 Ref. Historical Development (4) From differentiation to de-differentiation: 1. Differentiation: Separation of capital from labor, exchange-value from use-value, and sign from its referent (modernity) 2. Differentiation: Separation of culture from social and economic life to allow critique and utopian aspiration (modernism). 3. De-differentiation: Everything is a sign for exchange; expansion of the power of capital into the realm of the sign, of culture and representation. Overall commodification or Aesthetic Reflexivity? (ref. Postmodernism and the Video-Text )
17 Postmodernity (5): post-industrial society -- as defined by Daniel Bell 1. a switch from goods - producing industry to service economy; 2. pre-eminence of professional and technical class; (PMC-professorialmanagerial class) (Note: expert system according to Giddens) 3. theoretical knowledge, technology and information as the major mode of commodity.
18 Postmodernism in the third stages of capitalism (according to F. Jameson) capitalism competitive capitalism cultural dominant realism cultural logic monopolist modernism Utopian multinational/ post-industrial* postmodernism overall commodification (loss of critical distance, cognitive mapping)
19 Aesthetic Reflexivity Carlo Maria Mariani: la mano ubbidisce all'intelletto (the hand which obeys the intellect)
20 Floating Signs Reflexivity [reflexive modernity: conscious application of knowledge & self-monitoring] flows of images and signs the possibilities of choice and aesthetic reflexivity in both artists and consumers. Aesthetic reflexivity: entails selfinterpretation and the interpretation of social background practices (5 Lash & Urry) ; reflexivity in the sense of allegory and symbol as a source of self in everyday life is much more of a late twentieth-century phenomenon" (54 Lash & Urry).
21 Postmodernisms: Flat, Playful or Self-Reflexive Some Examples 1. Identities and Parodies Shoes; Screams Guernica 2. Loss of History or Presentness of histories. 3. Image Society (music video) and Society as Spectacle (The Living Mall; ROM in Toronto)
22 Major Feature 1: flatness & desubjectivization = 1. the waning of affect ( 感情消失 ). 2. the end of style, in the sense of the unique and the personal Example? e.g. Van Gogh s A Pair of Boots vs. Andy Warhol s Diamond Dust Shoes 後現代主義與文化理論,: pp
23 Van Gogh s A Pair of Boots -- a desperate Utopian compensation for capitalist division of labor; --evoke a whole world which is semiautonomous.
24 Andy Warhol s Diamond Dust Shoes 1. Flat images of some shoes on a negative, separated from their context. 2. fetishes
25 Andy Warhol as an artist "If you want to know about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, and there I am. There's nothing behind it. "I don't want it to be essentially the same--i want it to be exactly the same. Because the more you look at the same exact thing, the more the meaning goes away, and the better and emptier you feel." (qtd in Foster in MacCabe
26 Possible interpretations of Warhol His use of kitsch, commodities and celebrities: 1. Underneath the glamorous surface of commodity fetishes and media stars is 'the reality of suffering and death. 2. Superficial embrace of commercialism; (fetishism) 3. Traumatic realism: repetition of flat images to show the traumatic real : loss of meaning.
27 From Modern to Postmodern: The Scream paintings 1. Edvard Munch's The Scream, 1893 (1937 source)
28 Ref. In Munch s literary diary, the entry for 22 January 1892 reads: "I was walking along the road with two friends. The sun was setting. I felt a breath of melancholy - Suddenly the sky turned blood-red. I stopped, and leaned against the railing, deathly tired - looking out across the flaming clouds that hung like blood and a sword over the blue-black fjord and town. My friends walked on - I stood there, trembling with fear. And I sensed a great, infinite scream pass through nature. Jameson s comments & Munch s diary 1. The figure without ears or hair, hearing a scream or emitting one? The scream s wave-like echo envelopes the whole world (the red sky and swirling, menacing sea.) The priest-like figures are of no help. The bridge leads to nowhere.
29 Picasso s Guernica (1937) Chinese text: Cubism, offering new perspectives, attempting to present symbolic meanings (e.g. the cow, the horse, against perspectivism, eliminate the boundaries between inside and outside.
30 Parodies of The Scream American Scream by Jeremy Campbell; Parody also of Grant Wood's American Gothic (1930) Sources (left to right) 1; 2; 3
31 Parodies of Guernica Source
32 Parodies of Guernica Sources
33 Feature 2: Loss of history... we are now, in other words, in intertextuality as a deliberate, built-in feature of the aesthetic effect and as the operator of a new connotation of pastness and pseudohistorical depth, in which the history of aesthetic styles displaces "real" history. --e.g. nostalgia films: the past becomes a composite of stereotypes, spectacles; no stars (with 'personality' in the older sense), --e.g. historical novels
34 Another view: Co-existence multiple histories 1) Popularity of history 1. retro chic in fashion: Film( 人間四月天 夜奔 Back to Future, Blue Velvet, Hot Shot ) 2. Simulated history.. Forrest Gump, Blade Runner 3. presentness of history: SNG, Today in e.g. Presentation of types or stereotypes. 2) Postmodernism problematizes official history and historical knowledge, and opens history to multiple narration. 3) City as forgetful, tourist-oriented or an archive
35 Feature 3: image society & hyperspace A. Music video s self-reflexive uses of video images Money for Nothing (1985) Losing my Religion (Out Of Time 1991) If (Janet 1993) MTV s and Channel V s commercials in 1999 (9:15). Gradual loss of meanings?
36 1. Dire Straits -- took their name from their early financial status -- "Money for Nothing - chanting that pop stars get their "money for nothing, and their chicks for free" -- But rather than causing a stir in the music industry or unleashing a backlash by the video community, MTV embraced the song as their new anthem. The video, which featured sophisticated (for the time) 3-D computer animation, went into heavy rotation, and the band became international superstars. The message of the song, meanwhile, was evidently lost on everyone.
37 2. Losing My Religion : video as metonymic expressions of the lyrics 1. Lyrics: struggle by oneself to communicate; That's me in the corner That's me in the spotlight Losing my religion Trying to keep up with you And I don't know if I can do it Oh No, I've said too much I haven't said enough 2. Video -- a collage of spotlight scenes : St. Sebastian & various crossdressed or costumed identities
38 2. Losing My Religion 1. Lyrics: struggle by oneself to communicate; Consider this The hint of the century Consider this The slip that brought me To my knees failed What if all these fantasies Come flailing around Now I've said too much I thought that I heard you laughing I thought that I heard you sing I think I thought I saw you try 2. Video: parody of Icarus scene or A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings
39 Losing My Religion : parodying the Icarus myth Everything is just a dream.
40 If by Janet Jackson Lyrics: Oh the things I'd do to you I'd make you call out my name I'd ask who it belongs to If I was your woman The things I'd do to you But I'm not So I can't Then I won't But If I was your girl Video: desiring and rejecting the male dancer
41 If : Orientalism & desiring the images on the screen Multiple choices of virtual sex: single, double, trio, two couples. Janet Jackson still the central object of desire
42 Implosion of images? Loss of History? -- The commercials are like the music videos themselves with fast-changing images, only the the commercials are shorter and even faster in pace. -- self-reflexive collage of recognizable images, such as Munch s Scream. -- self-reflexive showing of frames of TV set and the multiple space in TV. -- not completely without a sense of history: e.g. 阿妹看 MTV & Forrest Gump (including how it encouraged Taiwanese high school students)
43 Feature 3: image society & hyperspace a total space, a complete world, a kind of miniature city. Like 京華城 Living Mall Jameson s example: The Bonaventure Hotel in LA
44 The Living Mall Mall: a spectacular and self-enclosed space which either hide or naturalize its commercial reality by capturing the shoppers attention with its multitude of signs. the Living Mall 京華城 natural? Capital as the Center of cultures, celebrities and talents Supported by its spectacular design
45 Commodification and Enclosure of Everyday Life: Spectacle & Hyperspace The Society of the Spectacle by Guy Debord, 1967 The spectacle is not a collection of images, but a social relation among people, mediated by images. (source) We live out the spectacle according to someone else s design, like actors following a script.
46 The mall: commodification of everyday life to make it work: 1) retail mix to attract the desired mix of consumers; 2) seductive spatial design to keep the shoppers there. maze-like structure, special design (of hallway and food court). 3) a surfeit of signs, each of which,..., serves to actively hide or mask the mall s function, which is to make money. Or if it doesn't hide that function, then it certainly naturalizes it, such that the commodification of reality becomes simply God-given (Mitchell )
47 京華城 : a self-enclosed & spectacular world 1. Appearance; 2. Entering by ascending
48 2. Allegories re-written --showing its story of construction -- street names for each floor -- a space ship? soccer
49 京華城 : a self-enclosed & spectacular world 3. The basement eating court-- like a theatre
50 京華城 : space of the spectacle = maze-like routes of ascension
51 京華城 : a self-enclosed & spectacular world (4): Circular structure supports the shoppers inward and mutual gazes
52 京華城 : space of the spectacle = commercial space
53 京華城 : space of the spectacle = commercial space
54 京華城 : space of the spectacle = commercial space
55 Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) (more postmodern architecture here)
56 Next Time Exotica by Atom Egoyan Why & how is it postmodern?
57 References A. internet: 1. Outline and links 2. Jameson Article s online version: (complete E-Text [with pictures] ; another E-Text excerpt; a multimedia text from MMT) B. Books: 1. 詹明信 (Fredric Jameson). 後現代主義與文化理論, 唐小兵譯, 台北 : 合志, Postmodernism, or the Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism. New Left Review (1984). Also in version in Docherty, Thomas, ed. Postmodernism: A Reader. New York: Harvester, Postmodernism/Jameson/Critique. Ed. Douglas Kellner,. Maisonneuve P, MacCabe, Colin, et al, eds. Who Is Andy Warhol? Pittsburgh, PA: The British Film Institute and The Andy Warhol Museum, Mitchell, Don. Cultural Geography: A Critical Introduction. Massachusetts: Blackwell, 2000.
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