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Full Description
The Routledge Concise History of Literature and Film is a comprehensive introduction to the interrelated subjects of Literature and Film. Taking a historical perspective, this book is not a simple story about adaptation, but about the ways in which the two media have adapted to each other: how film altered the kinds of stories writers told, and how they told them, and how literature provided film with a rich source of stories and storytelling techniques. Using examples from much-loved classics like Hamlet and Batman to little known stories by Kipling and Wim Wenders, and from art-house movies like Orlando to blockbusters like Alien, the book illuminates not just the well-charted but the often surprising connections between films and literatures.
Contents
Introduction 1. Literature anticipates the Motion Pictures 2. Stories about the Cinematograph 3. Literature competes with the Cinema 4. Literature borrows from Film Art 5. Movies about Bookishness 6. Film Adaptations of Literature 7. Cross-media Storytelling Conclusion