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Knight, Deborah. "Landscapes of Anti-Tale Uncertainty: The Dark Knight." Anti-Tales. The Uses of Disenchantment. Eds. Catriona McAra and David Calvin. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publ. 2011. 185–202. 
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Resource type: Book Chapter
Language: en: English
BibTeX citation key: Knight2011
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Categories: General
Keywords: "Batman", Adaptation, Film adaptation, Humor, Superhero, USA
Creators: Calvin, Knight, McAra
Publisher: Cambridge Scholars Publ. (Newcastle upon Tyne)
Collection: Anti-Tales. The Uses of Disenchantment
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Abstract
“Focus on the absurd figure of the “anti-hero” is then transplanted to Gotham City with geographer Deborah Knight’s paper on Christopher Nolan’s recent Batman film The Dark Knight (2008). This paper converses with some of the filmic, anti-art practices and landscapes encountered earlier in the collection, while emphasis on the character of the Joker as a trickster figure places this discussion squarely in that of “Black Humour.” Architectural metaphors of the Joker’s scheming are illustrated throughout by reproductions of Knight’s collages as research tools”.
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