Acknowledgements
Contributors
Introduction, by Ben McCann and David Sorfa
1. Domestic Invasion: Michael Haneke and Home Audiences, by
Catherine Wheatley
2. Acting, Performance and the Bressonian Impulse in Haneke's
Films, by Ben McCann
3. Ethical Violence: Suicide as Authentic Act in the Films of
Michael Haneke, by Lisa Coulthard
4. Thinking the Event: The Virtual in Michael Haneke's Films, by
Oliver C. Speck
5. Michael Haneke and the Politics of Film Form, by Temenuga
Trifonova
Space
6. Glocal Gloom: Existential Space in Haneke's French-Language
Films, by Kate Ince
7. The Vacant Vacationer: Travel as Symptom and Antidote in Michael
Haneke, by Christopher Justice
8. Cosmopolitan Exteriors and Cosmopolitan Interiors: The City and
Hospitality in Haneke's Code Unknown, by Paula E. Geyh
Unseen Haneke
9. The Early Haneke: Austrian Literature on Austrian Television, by
Deborah Holmes
10. Tracing K: Michael Haneke's Film Adaptation of Kafka's Das
Schloß, by Willy Riemer
Glaciation
11. Attenuating Austria: The Construction of Bourgeois Space in I,
by Benjamin Noys
12. Supermodernity, Sick Eros and the Video Narcissus: Benny's
Video in the Course of Theory and Time, by Mattias Frey
Funny Games
13. The Ethical Screen: Funny Games and the Spectacle of Pain, by
Alex Gerbaz
14. Superegos and Eggs: Repetition in Funny Games (1997, 2007), by
David Sorfa
15. From Culture to Torture: Music and Violence in Funny Games and
The Piano Teacher, by Landon Palmer
The Piano Teacher
16. Images of Con,nement and Transcendence: Michael Haneke's
Reception of Romanticism in The Piano Teacher, by Felix W.
Tweraser
17. Two Meanings of Masochism in the Language of the Art Critic, by
Iuliana Corina Vaida
Hidden
18. Subject to Memory? Thinking after Hidden, by Nemonie Craven
Roderick
19. Digital Cinema and the 'Schizophrenic' Image: The Case of
Michael Haneke's Hidden, by Ricardo Domizio
20. Hidden Shame Exposed: Hidden and the Spectator, by Tarja
Laine
The White Ribbon
21. The White Ribbon in Michael Haneke's Cinema, by John Orr
Filmography
Sources and Bibliography
Index
Ben McCann is lecturer in French studies at the University of Adelaide. David Sorfa is senior lecturer in film studies at Liverpool John Moores University and managing editor of the journal, Film-Philosophy.
Following a string of successful, and highly provocative films that
have won significant critical acclaim and no little commercial
success, Haneke has become one of the most debated auteurs of
recent years. Sorfa and McCann have assembled an impressive array
of scholars in this volume, which provides both a timely and
accessible introduction to Haneke's work for those as yet
unfamiliar with him, and makes a significant contribution to
high-quality scholarship on the director. A valuable addition to
the Directors' Cuts series, it is sure to become a well-thumbed
tome on library bookshelves around the world.
*Owen Evans, Edge Hill University*
Haneke deserves this collection of far-ranging, sophisticated, and
allusive scholarship. The book should deepen any critical approach
to his work.... Highly recommended.
*Choice*
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