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Universidad Complutense De Madrid Tesis Doctoral UNIVERSIDAD COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS DE LA INFORMACIÓN DEPARTAMENTO DE COMUNICACIÓN AUDIOVISUAL Y PUBLICIDAD I TESIS DOCTORAL Las relaciones entre cine e historia: cultura y sociedad en el New Hollywood MEMORIA PARA OPTAR AL GRADO DE DOCTOR PRESENTADA POR Marcos Díaz Martín Director Norberto Mínguez Arranz Madrid, 2015 ©Marcos Díaz Martín, 2015 LAS RELACIONES ENTRE CINE E HISTORIA: CULTURA Y SOCIEDAD EN EL NEW HOLLYWOOD Autor: Marcos Díaz Martín Director: Dr. Norberto Mínguez Arranz Departamento de Comunicación Audiovisual y Publicidad 1 Universidad Complutense de Madrid Madrid, 2015 1 AGRADECIMIENTOS A Norberto Mínguez por todas sus aportaciones y valiosos consejos. Sus orientaciones han sido fundamentales y su dedicación e implicación absolutamente imprescindibles para esta investigación. A Alfonso Puyal por ayudarme en los últimos años a conocer un poco mejor los recovecos de la edición de revistas científicas. A Jorge Clemente, Francisco García, Fernando Huertas y Santiago Sánchez por sus valiosas clases durante estos últimos años. A mi familia: a Lucía, Lorenzo y César por su apoyo siempre incondicional. A mis amigos, fundamentales, casi siempre sin darse cuenta, para sobrellevar los vaivenes que acompañan a la redacción de una tesis, aún siendo modesta como esta. Y a Estrella porque sin ella esto que ahora termino hubiese sido imposible de empezar. 2 LAS RELACIONES ENTRE CINE E HISTORIA: CULTURA Y SOCIEDAD EN EL NEW HOLLYWOOD ÍNDICE 1. INTRODUCCIÓN ................................................................................ 6 2. HIPÓTESIS, OBJETIVOS Y METODOLOGÍA ........................... 10 2.1 HIPÓTESIS Y OBJETIVOS............................................................................................................ 10 2.2 MARCO TEÓRICO-CONCEPTUAL Y METODOLOGÍA ........................................................... 13 3. CINE E HISTORIA: EL VALOR DEL CINE COMO DOCUMENTO HISTORIOGRÁFICO .................................................. 17 3.1 ¿POR QUÉ EL CINE?, ¿POR QUÉ LA HISTORIA? ..................................................................... 17 3.2 CINE E HISTORIA, UN ENCUENTRO OBLIGADO ................................................................... 21 3.3 LOS ESTUDIOS DE CINE-HISTORIA: ESTADO DE LA CUESTIÓN ...................................... 24 3.3.1 LA VALIDEZ ACTUAL DE LA TEORÍA DEL ESPEJO ....................................................................... 26 3.4 ¿TIENE SENTIDO UNA INVESTIGACIÓN HISTÓRICA Y SOCIOLÓGICA DEL CINE? ...... 29 3.5 COMUNICAR EL MUNDO CONTEMPORÁNEO A TRAVÉS DEL ENTRETENIMIENTO .... 34 3.5.1 CINE Y RECREACIÓN DE LA REALIDAD: LA RE-REALIDAD ....................................................... 37 3.6 CINE, HISTORIA E IDEOLOGÍA ................................................................................................. 42 3.7 ¿CÓMO ANALIZAR LAS PELÍCULAS? ...................................................................................... 48 3.7.1 ¿SE PUEDE ESTUDIAR EL ASPECTO SOCIAL DEL CINE SIN ANALIZAR SU ENTORNO INDUSTRIAL Y ECONÓMICO? ..................................................................................................................... 56 3.7.2 CONOCER EL CINE PARA APROXIMARSE A LA HISTORIA.......................................................... 59 3.8 CINE Y SIGLO XX, UNA HISTORIA DE LAS MENTALIDADES ............................................ 62 3.9 HACIA UNA CLASIFICACIÓN NACIONAL Y TEMPORAL .................................................... 68 3 4. SITUACIÓN SOCIO-POLÍTICA Y PANORAMA DEL SISTEMA CINEMATOGRÁFICO ESTADOUNIDENSE (1965-1970) ................ 73 4.1 PANORAMA SOCIAL Y POLÍTICO EN EE.UU. (1965-1970) .................................................... 73 4.2 LA DÉCADA DE LOS SESENTA A TRAVÉS DE LA CONTRACULTURA............................. 80 4.3 EL AUTOR FRENTE AL CONTEXTO SOCIAL: AUTORÍA E INDIVIDUALISMO ................ 85 4.4 NEW HOLLYWOOD: EL CINE FRENTE A LA CONTRACULTURA Y EL NIHILISMO ......... 90 5. ANÁLISIS FÍLMICO Y CONTEXTUAL ..................................... 101 5.1 EL GRADUADO ............................................................................................................................ 101 5.1.1 EL DISCURSO GENERACIONAL EN EL GRADUADO ..................................................................... 104 5.1.2 EL GRADUADO EN SU CONTEXTO SOCIAL, ¿UNA PELÍCULA REVOLUCIONARIA? ............. 110 5.2 COWBOY DE MEDIANOCHE ...................................................................................................... 118 5.2.1 LA SEXUALIDAD COMO EVIDENCIA DEL CAMBIO SOCIAL ..................................................... 126 5.2.2 EL DISCURSO CAMPO-CIUDAD Y LA DESMITIFICACIÓN DEL HÉROE AMERICANO .......... 129 5.3 M.A.S.H. ......................................................................................................................................... 133 5.3.1 CONTENIDO IDEOLÓGICO Y CONTRACULTURAL EN M.A.S.H.................................................. 136 5.3.2 INDIVIDUALISMO Y DEFINICIÓN DE LOS PERSONAJES ............................................................ 141 5.3.3 DECONSTRUCCIÓN NARRATIVA Y GENERACIONAL ................................................................. 147 5.3.4 GUERRA DE VIETNAM Y MILITARISMO EN M.A.S.H. .................................................................. 150 5.4 LA JAURÍA HUMANA ................................................................................................................... 159 5.4.1 ESCENARIO SUREÑO Y ESTUDIO DE PERSONAJES ..................................................................... 165 5.4.2 LA VIOLENCIA COMO ARGUMENTO CENTRAL ........................................................................... 172 5.5 HAROLD Y MAUDE ...................................................................................................................... 182 5.5.1 CONSTRUCCIÓN DE PERSONAJES Y SALTO GENERACIONAL ................................................. 188 5.5.2 HAROLD, EL EXISTENCIALISMO Y LA GENERACIÓN BEAT ...................................................... 195 5.5.3 MAUDE, EL HIPPISMO Y LA IMPLICACIÓN POLÍTICA ................................................................ 202 6. RESULTADOS Y CONCLUSIONES ............................................ 209 4 7. FICHAS TÉCNICAS ......................................................................... 221 7. 1 EL GRADUADO ........................................................................................................................... 221 7.2 COWBOY DE MEDIANOCHE ..................................................................................................... 223 7.3 M.A.S.H. ......................................................................................................................................... 225 7.4 LA JAURÍA HUMANA ................................................................................................................... 227 7.5 HAROLD Y MAUDE ...................................................................................................................... 229 8. ENGLISH SUMMARY ...................................................................... 231 8.1 INTRODUCTION, OBJECTIVES AND METHODOLOGY ....................................................... 231 9. BIBLIOGRAFÍA ................................................................................. 237 5 1. INTRODUCCIÓN Aunque en los últimos años han proliferado aquellos estudios relacionados con el cine que exploran sus facetas técnicas, estéticas y de producción, extraña al investigador la relativa escasez de investigaciones que partan de un análisis social centrado en la cinematografía, especialmente desde que a partir de la década de los setenta se produjera la eclosión de dichos estudios. Es decir, no abundan los trabajos sobre la importancia social y cultural del cine, por lo que su valor como fuente documental e histórica puede ser puesto en entredicho. Una reflexión multidisciplinar del fenómeno cinematográfico es fundamental para comprender y asumir su importancia capital como medio de difusión y representación de los cambios sociales e históricos habidos en el último siglo. Desde la perspectiva de la historia de la comunicación social, caben multitud de maneras de analizar un film o una serie de ellos; entre ellas, en función del propio medio, del espectador, de la intencionalidad del cineasta o de la propia naturaleza de las películas. En esta investigación nos centraremos en su importancia como medio sociológico e histórico, en la relación que se establece entre estas materias y el cine, en la manera en que una y otra interactúan y en la forma en que se condicionan. Y prestaremos especial atención a las películas de una generación de cineastas, los pertenecientes al conocido como New Hollywood estadounidense, como ejemplos de la relación. 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