E 'with great pleasure that I present this new project related to our beloved series Lost . Key work of the first decade of the millennium, the serial created by JJ Abrams and Damon Lindelof (and later, with the support of masterly Carlton Cuse) is well know as a product of outstanding quality and incredible depth of content. Therefore, contained in a vacuum present in the endless list of sites and blogs dedicated to the series, the purpose of LOST Essays is to provide more or less regular intervals in a series of essays on philosophical, scientific and semiotic with the intent to shed light on all the mechanisms that regulate this perfect narrative production.
said, and hoping that the original intent could be made clearer with the passage of posts is good to make two clarifications:
1) Who is interested only to spoilers or news on generic Lost , would do well to directing their gaze toward the good Lost Discovery and Push The Button or, for whoever knows the English, the best current, and Dark Ufo . Our blog by contrast, aims "only" deepen some specific aspects of the show Lindelof & Cuse.
2) LOST Essays is open to contributions from anyone who wants to participate. If you have any ideas or desire to learn something in particular please do not hesitate to contact me.
After this boring presentation I leave you to read the first two contributions: Lost and comics , inaugurating the series of essays devoted to 'Lost in intertextuality, and Mircea Eliade the sacred island, which analyzes , starting from the known theoretical studies, the fundamental matrix that sacred rule from the beginning of the adventures of Locke and his companions.
Coming Soon: Lost in Stephen King: Dark Tower to the IT ; The Lost Film .
Andrea Belcastro
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