英文摘要 |
This paper is divided into several parts in accordance with my preoccupation with the theory of image. Firstly, I introduce and develop the concept “crystal-image”, not by following Deleuze’s problematic focused on the Time-Image, but by discussing the political aspect of image regarding the possible differenced subjectivity. This extension of the concept could be connected to the idea of mirror in Foucault’s concept “heterotopias”, as well as to Deleuze and Guattari’s theory of “territory”. The second part concerns “Diaspora”. When we ponder this serial concept “image-time-politics” in the aesthetico-political reality, we find the relationship of inherence between the “crystal-image” mode of thinking and the condition of Diaspora. The third part examines three works in light of crystal image and Diaspora: Wong Kar-wai’s In the Mood for Love, Pang Ho-cheung’s Isabella and Matthew Barney’s Cremaster III. Through these three works, I demonstrate the representation of “diaspora-color” in the sensible experience of image, beyond the ideology or the critical reason aspect in the critique rational operation. |