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"Introduces ways to use film to introduce complex literary theories to students, coupling works of literature with attendant films to encourage classroom discussion. Includes psychoanalytic criticism, cultural criticism, and thematic criticism. Then offers a survey of the image patterns into which film adaptation theories can be grouped and how these theories relate to literary theory"--Provided by publisher.

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McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, McFarland
Language
English
Pages
213

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Film adaptations, Motion pictures and literature, Literature, history and criticism, History and criticism, Literature, Theory

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Table of Contents

Teaching literary theory: pairing literary criticism with film adaptations. Psychoanalytic criticism: The awakening by Kate Chopin, The end of August (1982) and Grand Isle (1992)
Cultural criticism: A streetcar named desire by Tennessee Williams, A streetcar named desire (1951)
Thematic criticism: "Ode: intimations of immortality from recollections of early childhood" by William Wordsworth, Splendor in the grass (1961)
Teaching literary and adaptation theory. Classifying adaptations through image patterns
Conclusion.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

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801/.95
Library of Congress
PN1997.85 .B76 2009, PN1997.85.B76 2009

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p. cm.
Number of pages
213

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OL23152854M
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teachingliterary0000brow
ISBN 13
9780786439331
LCCN
2009000160
OCLC/WorldCat
277136394
Library Thing
8920828

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