Tim Burton's bodies: gothic, animated, corporeal and creaturely
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| contents | Animated bodies. -- Transformation: metamorphosis, animation and fairy tale in the work of Tim Burton Agreeing to be a 'Burton Body': developing the Corpse bride story Tim Burton's unruly animation Corpse bride: animation, animated corpses and the gothic Creaturely bodies. -- Burton, apes and race: the creaturely politics of Tim Burton's Planet of the apes Dead Pets' Society: gothic animal bodies in the films of Tim Burton Too dark for Disney: Tim Burton, children's horror and pet death Monstrous masculinity: 'becoming Centaur' in Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow Anomalous bodies in Tim Burton's bestiary: reimagining Dumbo Corporeal bodies. -- All of us cannibals: eating bodies in Charlie and the chocolate factory and Sweeney Todd: the demon barber of Fleet Street 'I might just split a seam': fabric and somatic integrity in the work of Tim Burton The semiotics of a broken body: Tim Burton's use of synecdoche Art and the organ without a body: 'The jar' as Burton's artistic manifesto 'Hell here!': Tim Burton's destruction of Michelle Pfeiffer in Batman returns Gothic, monstrous and peculiar bodies. -- The grotesque social outcast in the films of Tim Burton 'A giant man can't have an ordinary-sized life': on Tim Burton's Big fish Tim Burton's curious bodies in Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children: a contemporary tale of the grotesque Asexuality and social anxiety: the perils of a peculiar body Burton's benevolently monstrous Frankensteins |
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