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« Délectable Lecter » : réification et (homo-)érotisation des corps masculins dans la série télévisée Hannibal

Authors: Hélène Breda;

« Délectable Lecter » : réification et (homo-)érotisation des corps masculins dans la série télévisée Hannibal

Abstract

Cet article propose d’analyser la manière dont la série télévisée américaine Hannibal (NBC, 2013-2015) représente les corps de ses principaux personnages masculins. Nous formulons l’hypothèse que ce programme remet en question les normes de représentation genrée « traditionnelles », grâce à un processus de réification, et à une (homo-)érotisation de ces corps. Pour le montrer, nous étudierons tout d’abord les différentes techniques, formelles et narratives, ainsi que les choix esthétiques qui transforment les protagonistes en « hommes-objets ». Puis nous aborderons la question de leur érotisation, en montrant que la série a recours à des techniques filmiques habituellement réservées aux personnages féminins, pour faire des protagonistes masculins des objets de désir. Enfin, nous nous poserons la question des points de vue, en montrant que l’œuvre opère un renversement de la notion de male gaze (regard masculin), au profit d’un female gaze et d’un gay gaze.

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