Fixation of "Posture":The "Jouissance" of Modern Subject:a Psychoanalytic Interpretation on Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake
As a world-renowned work of modern dance,there are unique critical"blind spots"in Matthew Bourne's male version of Swan Lake.The paper takes psychoanalysis to"re-read"these"blind spots"and highlights the potential of theoretical interpretations contained in this dance classic.Based on the characters and the specific form of movements in Swan Lake,Bourne presents a complex spiritual world that is completely different from the classic ballet version.Furthermore,Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake provides vivid artistic images that can be considered an example of the spiritual structure of the"subject"in specific historical periods.
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