Silent cinema and the politics of space
2014; Association of College and Research Libraries; Volume: 52; Issue: 04 Linguagem: Inglês
10.5860/choice.186418
ISSN1943-5975
AutoresJennifer M. Bean, Laura Horak, Anupama Kapse,
Tópico(s)Asian Culture and Media Studies
ResumoIntroduction / Jennifer M. Bean Part I. Picturing Space Introduction / Anupama Kapse 1. Location, Location: On the Plausibility of Place Substitution / Mark B. Sandberg 2. Insurgent Place as Visual Space: Location Shots and Rival Geographies of 1857 Lucknow / Priya Jaikumar, Part II. Prints in Motion Introduction / Jennifer M. Bean 3. Robespierre Has Been Lost: D. W. Griffith's Movies and the Soviet Twenties / Yuri Tsivian 4. An Afterlife for Junk Prints: Serials and Other Classics in Late-1920s Tehran / Kaveh Askari 5. Translations and Transportation: Toward a Transnational History of the Intertitle / Laura Isabel Serna Part III: Impertinent Appropriations Introduction / Anupama Kapse 6. From Misemono to Zigomar: A Discursive History of Early Japanese Cinema / Aaron Gerow 7. The Crisscrossed Stare: Chinese Protest and Propaganda in the Not-So-Silent Era / Yiman Wang 8. Around the World in 80 Minutes: Douglas Fairbanks and the Indian Stunt Film / Anupama Kapse Part IV: Cosmopolitan Sexualities and Female Stars Introduction / Jennifer M. Bean 9. National Soul/Cosmopolitan Skin: Swedish Cinema at a Crossroads / Jan Olsson 10. Queer Crossings: Greta Garbo, National Identity, and Gender Deviance / Laura Horak 11. Cosmopolitan Women: Marlene Dietrich, Anna May Wong, and Leni Riefenstahl / Patrice Petro Notes Bibliography Contributors
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