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A Matter of Liminality: Unraveling the Uncanny in the Miniatures of Hereditary
Diniz, Clara SamwellWhen delving into the exploration of any given topic through the lens of the uncanny, it is frequently instinctive to immediately associate it with Sigmund Freud’s interpretation, often disregarding the original formulation by Ernst Jentsch. Despite Freud’s more detailed analysis, Jentsch highlights a crucial aspect of what truly defines something as uncanny: its liminality—its ability to be simultaneously subj...
Echoes of Life and Death: Interdisciplinary and IntermedialPerspectives
Alvarenga, M. Francisca B. B. de; Sá, Patrícia; Viegas, Alexis F.; Altalef, Martina; Carvalho, Telma; Davies, Ana Anselmo; Diniz, Clara SamwellThe Editorial Team of estrema: interdisciplinary journal of humanities is pleased to present the second issue of its third volume: “Echoes of Life and Death: Interdisciplinary and Intermedia Perspectives.” The theme seeks to unravel the relationship between existence and mortality, and all the realities that fit into this not exclusively dichotomous dynamic, examining how these forces shape our understanding of...