英文摘要 |
Generally speaking, the film critic is supposed to be the communicative bridge between the film author and the film viewer. In this understanding, the film critic is the 'addition' of the communication activity. Once the communication between the author and the viewer proceeds well, the role of film critic becomes redundant. However, Derrida offers another approach to the concept of addition: addition initiates the possibility of creating an 'aporia'. According to this thought, the film critic confuses the communication rather than improves it. In this regard, this paper gives an investigation of the concept of aporia in Plato‟s, Kofman‟s and Derrida‟s work, in order to seek how the film critic can generate an aporia, by which it becomes possible to enable the film viewer to develop a new 'idea' beyond the control of the film (author). In addition, Freud‟s concept of 'uncanny' will also be introduced to clarify the diffusion caused by aporia on the one hand, and to offer a feasible method of detecting a path/poros out of aporia on the other hand. Finally, following a discussion of the film critic‟s role from the angles of the film viewer and the film criticism, this paper uses two film reviews to illustrate how the film critic creates an aporia by being the role of addition, as well as how s/he applies the way, inspired by Freud‟s uncanny experience, to guide a path to a new idea. |