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Discover the influential works of Pier Paolo Pasolini through the lens of Gian Maria Annovi in 'Pier Paolo Pasolini: Performing Authorship.' This compelling book dissects the complex interplay between Pasolini's avant-garde films, poetic masterpieces, and provocative essays that challenged societal norms. With a detailed exploration of his radical views on capitalism, colonialism, and the politics of sexuality, Annovi redefines Pasolini's legacy as a multifaceted artist who skillfully performed authorship in an oppressive cultural landscape. Dive into Pasolini's world where literature meets cinema and art confronts conformity, revealing the power of individual voice in a mass society. Explore the depths of his authorship and how he approached issues of identity and sexuality through his unique blend of multimedia performances. Perfect for scholars and fans of Pasolini alike, this book illuminates the ways in which his work remains a potent critique of contemporary artistic practices and the societal structures we navigate today. Embrace the rebellious spirit of Pasolini and redefine your understanding of his contributions to literature and film with this essential read published by Columbia University Press.