Getting inside your head what cognitive science can tell us about popular culture
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GETTING INSIDE YOUR HEAD
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WHAT COGNITIVE SCIENCE
CAN TELL US ABOUT POPULARCULTURE
LISA ZUNSHINE
THE LOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY PRESS BALTIMORE
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CONTENTS
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LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IX
PREFACE: FANTASIES OF ACCESS XI
IN WHICH BART SIMPSON IS THINKING; MONA LISA IS SMILING; THE PURPOSE OF
THIS BOOK IS
REVEALED; ITS GENRE IS CANVASSED; AND A LONG-DUE GRATITUDE IS EXPRESSED.
ONE CULTURE OF GREEDY MIND READERS
IN WHICH THE AUTHOR FIRST TRIES TO READ THE MIND OF A STRANGER AT THE
LIBRARY AND THEN REALIZES THAT SHE DOESN T KNOW HOW TO TALK ABOUT IT; AN
ISRAELI IMMIGRATION CLERK MAKES
A SURPRISING GESTURE WITH HER HAND; EMPEROR CARACALLA FEELS THREATENED;
A BRITISH SOCCER
PLAYER HOPES TO BE MOBBED BY HIS TEAMMATES; A TIGHTROPE WALKER FACES
COMPETITION
FROM A WHEE-LO TOY; MONA LISA KEEPS SMILING; AND ANDY KAUFMAN LOOKS
SINCERE.
TWO I KNOW WHAT YOU RE THINKING, MR. DARCY! 21
IN WHICH A NEW CONCEPT IS INTRODUCED; A PHOBIA IS REVEALED; A
FOUR-LETTER WORD MAKES A
BOLD-FACED APPEARANCE (BUT THE FRENCH TAKE THE BLAME); FREDERICK
WENTWORTH BETRAYS
HIMSELF; ELIZABETH BENNET REJECTS MR. DARCY; BRIDGET LONES TRIUMPHS OVER
A RIVAL; TOM
LONES CAN T SEE WHAT S IN FRONT OF HIS EYES; AND THE AUTHOR ADMITS THAT
SHE HAS NO CLUE
WHAT HER NEAREST AND DEAREST ARE THINKING.
THREE SADISTIC BENEFACTORS 45
IN WHICH READERS ENCOUNTER A THIRD WRITER NAMED FIELDING; A RICH MAN
PLAYS WITH A POOR MAN S FEELINGS WHILE A BEAUTIFUL GIRL WATCHES; AN OLD
MAN PLAYS WITH A YOUNG MAN S
FEELINGS WHILE A BEAUTIFUL GIRL HAS NO CLUE; AND THE PROTAGONIST OF
FIGHTCLUB SHOWS THAT
HE CARES.
FOUR THEATERS, HIPPODROMES, AND OTHER MOUSETRAPS 55
IN WHICH CLARISSA IS FOOLED WHILE EVELINA WATCHES A FOOL; LEV TOLSTOY,
ERNST LUBITSCH, AND ALFRED HITCHCOCK WALK INTO A HIPPODROME; AND READERS
ARE MADE TO THINK FIRST OF CARY
GRANT AND THEN OF COLIN FIRTH.
FIVE MOVIES: THE POWER OF RESTRAINT 79
IN WHICH READERS RETURN TO HITCHCOCK S NOTORIOUS AND REALIZE THAT
NEITHER A BOWL OF SOUP NOR A CUP OF COFFEE ARE WHAT THEY SEEM TO BE;
MATT DAMON PLAYS POKER; HUMPHREY
BOGART LOSES THE GIRL; HELEN MIRREN LOSES A CRUMPET; RALPH FIENNES LOSES
HIS COOL; HILLARY
CLINTON ALMOST COUGHS; AND BLAME IS WRONGLY ASSIGNED.
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SIX MOCKUMENTARIES, PHOTOGRAPHY, AND STAND-UP COMEDY:
UPPING THE AGONY 103
IN WHICH THE MAKERS OF THE OFFICE REVEAL THEIR RECIPE FOR MAKING US
CRINGE; HUBERT HUMPHREY AND LOHN F. KENNEDY DON T CARE HOW THEY APPEAR
ONSCREEN; FILM DIRECTORS
HUNT FOR BODY LANGUAGE THAT CAN T BE FAKED; AND ANDY KAUFMAN TALKS OF
PULLING OFF HIS
OWN DEATH.
SEVEI I REALITY TV: HUMILIATION IN REAL TIME 117
IN WHICH EMOTIONS BUILD UP DELIGHTFULLY; A BACHELOR TURNS DOWN A GIRL
(WHO PROMPTLY BLAMES HERSELF); INDIVIDUALS WHO DON T LIKE REALITY TV
SHOW THEIR TRUE FACES; A TV
EXECUTIVE CLAIMS THAT PEOPLE LIKE BEING HUMILIATED; AMERICAN IDOL IS
MENTIONED ALL TOO
BRIEFLY; AND A LOT OF MENTAL ENERGY IS SPENT ON STRANGERS.
EIGHT MUSICALS (PARTICULARLY AROUND II PM) 125
IN WHICH COLONEL PICKERING CAN HEAR HIGGINS IN MY FAIRLADY, BUT EMILE
CAN T HEAR NELLIE IN SOUTH PACIFIC; SKY MASTERSON SLOWS DOWN TIME IN
GUYS AND DOLLS; AUDREY HEPBURN
WALKS IN ON ONE ELEVEN-O CLOCK NUMBER, AND ROSALIND RUSSELL TAKES HER
TURN FOR ANOTHER;
MR. CELLOPHANE, IN CHICAGO, IS SHOWN NOT TO BE THAT TRANSPARENT;
SONDHEIM TURNS IT
BACKWARD IN MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG AND INSIDE OUT IN SUNDAY IN THE PARK
WITH GEORGE; A
STUDENT AND A GIRL TALK UP A STORM IN A THIRTEENTH-CENTURY CHINESE
OPERA; EVAN RACHEL
WOOD COMPLAINS ABOUT SINGING AND ACTING AT THE SAME TIME; AND THE AUTHOR
TIMIDLY PUTS
FORTH A SUGGESTION.
I III IE PAINTING FEELINGS 145
IN WHICH BUBBLES ARE BLOWN AND CARD CASTLES ARE BUILT; RULES FOR HATING
ABSTRACT ART ARE DELINEATED; EXTREME MEASURES ARE TAKEN, AND EMOTIONS
RUN HIGH; BENEVOLENT SONS-IN-LAW
STEP LNTO THE BREACH, BUT SOME PEOPLE STILL SNEER; DA VINCI LURKS;
RUBENS TAKES A STROLL IN
THE GARDEN; AND THE AUTHOR WAXES SENTIMENTAL ABOUT A FOOTBALL MEMOIR.
TEI I PAINTING MYSTERIES 169
IN WHICH WOMEN FIRST APPEAR MORE INSCRUTABLE THAN MEN, BUT THEN MEN
CATCH UP, AND EVERYBODY IS MYSTERIOUS ALL AROUND.
CODA 179
NOTES LSI
BIBLIOGRAPHY 197
INDEX 2 R 1
VIII CONTENTS
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ILLUSTRATIONS
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LYONEL FEININGER, THE GREEN BRIDGE II
[. EMPEROR CARACALLA 10
2. JENNIFER EHLE AS ELIZABETH BENNET
3. COLIN FIRTH AS MR. DARCY 36
4. JOON B. KIM, BRAD PITT, AND EDWARD NORTON IN FIGHT CLUB
5. CLARISSA (SASKIA WICKHAM) AND LOVELACE (SEAN BEAN) AT THE THEATER 61
6. SPYING ON OTHER SPECTATORS IN LADY WINDERMERE S FAN
7. MRS. ERLYNNE (IRENE RICH) FRAMED BY BINOCULARS IN LADY WINDERMERE S
FAN 67 8. LORD DARLINGTON (RONALD COLMAN) NOTICES LORD WINDERMERE S
(BERT LYTELL S) INTEREST IN MRS. ERLYNNE 68
9. LORD DARLINGTON AND LORD WINDERMERE FEIGN INTEREST IN THE
PROGRAM 69
RO. MEN TURN TO LOOK AT MRS. ERLYNNE 70
11. HORSE RACES IN HITCHCOCK S NOTORIOUS 71
12. PAUL ASHWORTH (COLIN FIRTH) WATCHES FOOTBALL IN FEVER PITCH
13. ALICIA (INGRID BERGMAN) LOOKS AT A CUP OF COFFEE IN NOTORIOUS 14.
THE CUP OF COFFEE FROM NOTORIOUS 83
IS. ELIZABETH (HELEN MIRREN) GIVES UP THE CRUMPET IN THE QUEEN
16. ELIZABETH WEEPS WITH HER BACK TO THE CAMERA IN THE QUEEN 17. MIKE
MCDERMOTT (MATT DAMON) IN ROUNDERS 91 18. HERBIE (JOHN TURTURRO) WATCHES
CHARLES (RALPH FIENNES) IN QUIZ
SHOW 95
19. HERBIE STEPS BEHIND THE CORNER 96
20. DAWN (LUCY DAVIS) AND DAVID (RICKY GERVAIS) IN THE
OFFICE L0S
35
5
66
75 82
IX
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21. A CHILD WITH A PUPPET 112
22. NELLIE (MITZI GAYNOR) THINKS IN SONG IN SOUTH PACIFIC 127
23. EMILE (ROSSANO BRAZZI) THINKS IN SONG IN SOUTH PACIFIC 128
24. THE FREEZE-FRAME SHOT BEHIND MARLON BRANDA IN GUYS AND
DOLLS 13 I
25. MY FAIR LADY: WHERE THE DEVIL ARE MY SLIPPERS? (REX HARRISON
AND AUDREY HEPBURN) 133
26. DOT (BERNADETTE PETERS) PRANCING ONSTAGE NEXT TO HER DRESS IN
SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE I} 5
27. DOT (BERNADETTE PETERS) POSES FOR GEORGE (MANDY PATINKIN) 136
28. ROXIE HART (RENEE ZELLWEGER) SINGS FUNNY HONEY IN
CHICAGO 138
29. JEAN-BAPTISTE-SIMEON CHARDIN, SOAP BUBBLES 146
30. PETER PAUL RUBENS, SELF-PORTRAIT WITH HELENE FOURMENT IN THEIR
GARDEN 153
31. JOSEPH-MARIE VIEN, THE HERMIT 155
32. FRAN~OIS-ANDRE VINCENT, BELISAIRE 160
33. JEAN BAPTISTE GREUZE, LA PIETE FILIALE 163
34. WILLIAM HENRY MIDWOOD, AT THE CROFTER S WHEEL 171
35 JOHN COLLIER, A CONFESSION 174
X ILLUSTRATIONS
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