Fight Club / by 456651 Palahniuk, Chuck

Echoes from "Fight Club" by Francisco Collado Rodríguez

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Fighting Consumerism: An Analysis on Fight Club by , KRISHNA PUTRA T. SATYAGRAHA, , Dr. Rochadi, S.U.

“…This graduating paper analyzes the view contained in the film Fight Club. from the analysis it can be divided into two main ideas. …”

Fight Club: Radical Sufferings and Contemporary Society by Ana Carla Silvares Pompêo de Camargo Arós, Tânia Maria José Aiello Vaisberg

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Chuck Palahniuk: Fight Club, Invisible Monsters, Choke by Paul Mitchell

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Manhood crisis in chuck palahniuk's Fight Club and Choke by Vafa, Amirhossein

“…The following thesis explicates how in Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club (1996) and Choke (2001), the anonymous narrator and Victor Mancini struggle with a certain crisis of manhood as a result of the “contradictory experiences of power” under the impositions of hegemonic masculinity in addition to a sense of “silence” or disparity between their lived experiences and their inherited language of masculinity caused by the new ideologies of parenting. …”
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Manhood in crisis: powerlessness, homophobia and violence in Fight Club by Vafa, Amirhossein, Talif, Rosli

“…The following study will explicate how in Palahniuk's Fight Club, the narrator is in a certain crisis of manhood as a result of his contradictory experiences of power under the impositions of hegemonic masculinity, also aggravated due to a sense of disparity between his lived experiences and his inherited language of masculinity. …”
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Prometheus Unhinged—Madness, Myth, Terrorism, and Outcast Identity in Fight Club by Jaime Segura San Miguel

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Order in disorder: exploring chaos theory in the narrative structure of Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club by Nur Aainaa Amira Mohd Said, Arbaayah Ali Termizi

“…Similarly, Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club (1996) tells the story of an unnamed narrator who is trapped in the seemingly disordered string of events. …”
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Order in disorder: exploring chaos theory in the narrative structure of Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club by Mohd Said, Nur Aainaa Amira, Ali Termizi, Arbaayah

“…Similarly, Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club (1996) tells the story of an unnamed narrator who is trapped in the seemingly disordered string of events. …”
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE MALE SETTING IN THE FIGHT CLUB AND A MAN ASLEEP / DÖVÜŞ KULÜBÜ VE BİR ADAM UYKUDA ESERLERİNDE ERKEK ALANININ KARŞILAŞTIRMALI OLARAK İNCELENMESİ by Esin KUMLU

Subjects: “…The Fight Club…”
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The masculine malaise : neither the scorpion nor the frog, but be like water my Friend by Wu, Floyd Yixi

“…A thesis interrogating the quotient of masculinity presented in the filmic and literary versions of Fight Club.…”
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«Out there in the world»: la violenza del reale nell'America di fine millennio by Simone Carati

“…Il saggio prende spunto da due romanzi e un film statunitensi di fine Novecento, Underworld di DeLillo, Pastorale americana di Roth e Fight Club di Fincher, per sviluppare una riflessione sul rapporto tra realtà e finzione prestando particolare attenzione alla tematizzazione della violenza. …”
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Femininity and the destabilization of the hegemonic masculinity in the sun also. by Yong Min Hui Vicki.

“…My essay thus examines the notions of masculinity in Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises and Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club where ideals of masculinity are espoused and the Other—be it women or femininity—is rejected. …”
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Reflecting the doppelgänger. by Lam, Xue Ying.

“…Bearing in mind the various issues pertaining to the subject of madness, this paper will seek to delve into thematic explorations of the doppelgänger through analyses of three highly acclaimed works which draw our focus to the notion of the double: Sylvia Plath’s The Bell Jar, Chuck Palahniuk’s Fight Club, along with its film adaptation by David Fincher, and Black Swan (2010), as directed by Darren Aronofsky.…”
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INTERPRETATION OF DEATH IN THE CH. PALAHNIUK’S ARTISTIC WORLD by E. R. Chemezova

“…The  article  examines  the  differences and similarities  in  the  author's  interpretation  of  the  death  and  its  significance in the early (“Fight Club”, “Lullaby”) and the latest (“Damned”, “Doomed”) novels. …”
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Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on right-wing extremism by Đorić Marija R.

“…Apart from the previously known impact of WPM (White Power Music), it is noticeable that fight clubs and online propaganda have a prominent role in recruitment of new members. …”
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Risk factors in fitness physical activities by G. Makarova, E. Achkasov, S. Chernukha, P. Evstigneev, S. Belogubova

“…Materials and methods: analysis of 110 websites of local fitness centres, workout facilities, sports clubs, wellness studios, dancing schools, fight clubs, Yoga centres etc. Results: the analysis revealed that modern fitness industry involves a wide range of additional risk factors (scarcely ever considered) in addition to conventional reasons for potential medical problems with enhanced physical activity. …”
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