#1. In his essay “Black Spectatorship,” Manthia Diawara explores…
Question Answered step-by-step #1. In his essay “Black Spectatorship,” Manthia Diawara explores… #1. In his essay “Black Spectatorship,” Manthia Diawara explores the idea of a “resisting spectator” that might “circumvent identification and resist the persuasive elements of Hollywood narrative and spectacle” (66). Discuss how one sequence or scene in GET OUT or ILLUSIONS either reflects on the notion of a “resistant” spectator or activates what bell hooks calls “an oppositional gaze.” Arts & Humanities Writing CINE 121 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
