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Teaching Literary Theory Using Film Adaptations

The Literature/film Reader : Issues Of Adaptation

Prisons, Race, And Masculinity In Twentieth-century U.S. Literature And Film

Literature Through Film : Realism, Magic, And The Art Of Adaptation

  • Literature Through Film : Realism, Magic, And The Art Of  Adaptation
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    Robert Stam
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    Book, Blackwell Pub, 2004
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    Provides a lively, rigorous, and clearly written account of key moments in the history of the novel from Don Quixote and Robinson Crusoe up to Lolita and One Hundred Years of Solitude Includes diversity of topics and titles, such as Fielding, Nabokov, and Cervantes in adaptations by Welles, Kubrick, and the French New Wave Emphasizes both the literary texts themselves and their varied transtextual film adaptations Examines numerous literary trends ? (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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     (UPPER LEVEL)  PN1997.85 .S76 2005  AVAILABLE

Film And Literature : A Comparative Approach To Adaptation

American Drama In The Age Of Film

Twentieth-century American Fiction On Screen

Great Films And How To Teach Them

Dickens And The Dream Of Cinema

The Films Of Harold Pinter

Film Adaptation

The Encyclopedia Of Novels Into Film

Conrad And Cinema : The Art Of Adaptation

The American Poet At The Movies : A Critical History

  • The American Poet At The Movies : A Critical History
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    Laurence Goldstein
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    Book, University of Michigan Press, 1994
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    The American Poet at the Movies: A Critical History presents a series of case studies that shows how poets perceived the new technology of cinema as a rival threatening to their prestige, but also as a sister art deserving of encouragement. As cinema and television continue to wield extraordinary influence over the lives of all Americans, the efforts of poets to understand the visual culture will come to be appreciated as central to the task of modern and postmodern literature. - Philip French, coeditor of the Faber Book of Movie Verse “In this work, [Goldstein] provides a new way of looking at American poets, both familiar and neglected. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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     (UPPER LEVEL)  PS310.M65 G64 1994  AVAILABLE

Filmmaking By The Book : Italian Cinema And Literary Adaptation