A Critical Companion to Stanley Kubrick provides an in-depth analysis of the director's work and offers an enriching view of the historical, philosophical, theoretical, artistic, and cinematic dimensions of his films. The eighteen chapters in this book provide innovative readings of Kubrick's oeuvre that will surely spark new discussions.
A Critical Companion to Stanley Kubrick provides an in-depth analysis of the director's work and offers an enriching view of the historical, philosophical, theoretical, artistic, and cinematic dimensions of his films. The eighteen chapters in this book provide innovative readings of Kubrick's oeuvre that will surely spark new discussions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Elsa Colombani - Contributions by Jerold J. Abrams; James R. Britton; Rachel Cole; Elsa Colombani; Carol Donelan; James Fenwick; William Gombash; Vincent Jaunas; Paul Johnson; Gilles Menegaldo; Guillaume Mouleux; Maurizia Natali; Annie Nissen; S
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Part I. Bending Genres 1. Mental Landscapes and Subdued Bodies in Killer's Kiss - Vincent Jaunas 2. Burning Down the House in Kubrick's The Shining - Anne-Marie Paquet-Deyris 3. Kubrick's Gangster Artistry: Contradiction and Hybridity in The Killing - Carol Donelan 4. Adapting Lolita: Hybridizing and Subverting Genre Conventions - Gilles Menegaldo 5. History by Candlelight: How Stanley Kubrick Revolutionized Depictions of the Past on Film - Sean O'Reilly 6. Intertextuality, Distortion and Echoes of World War II in Stanley Kubrick's War Films - Guillaume Mouleux Part II. Master of Chaos and Transgression 7. The Philosophy of War in Dr. Strangelove - Jerold J. Abrams 8. Stanley Kubrick and the Cinema of Chaos: The Theater of War - William Gombash 9. Joker's Ideological Becoming: The Limits of Irony in Full Metal Jacket - James R. Britton 10. "Violence is a Very Horrible Thing": Brechtian Alienation Effect in Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange - Madison Mae Williams 11. Reading Reality in A Clockwork Orange: Film Censorship, Metalepsis and "Media Effects" - Rachel Cole 12. Through a Glass, Darkly: The Slow Rise of Women in Barry Lyndon, The Shining and Eyes Wide Shut - Elsa Colombani Part III. The Visionary Auteur 13. Kirk Douglas and Stanley Kubrick: Reconsidering a Creative and Business Partnership - James Fenwick 14. Auteur vs. Author: Kubrick's Relationship with Literary Writers - Annie Nissen 15. "May I have the password?": Heterotopic Space in Eyes Wide Shut - Carl Sweeney 16. The Spectacle of Time, (Slow) motion and Stillness in the Films of Stanley Kubrick - Paul Johnson 17. 2001: A Space Odyssey: Kubrick's Allegory of Melancholia - Maurizia Natali 18. The Everlasting Moment: Enchantment and Myth in A.I. and 2001: A Space Odyssey - Joshua Sikora
Part I. Bending Genres 1. Mental Landscapes and Subdued Bodies in Killer's Kiss - Vincent Jaunas 2. Burning Down the House in Kubrick's The Shining - Anne-Marie Paquet-Deyris 3. Kubrick's Gangster Artistry: Contradiction and Hybridity in The Killing - Carol Donelan 4. Adapting Lolita: Hybridizing and Subverting Genre Conventions - Gilles Menegaldo 5. History by Candlelight: How Stanley Kubrick Revolutionized Depictions of the Past on Film - Sean O'Reilly 6. Intertextuality, Distortion and Echoes of World War II in Stanley Kubrick's War Films - Guillaume Mouleux Part II. Master of Chaos and Transgression 7. The Philosophy of War in Dr. Strangelove - Jerold J. Abrams 8. Stanley Kubrick and the Cinema of Chaos: The Theater of War - William Gombash 9. Joker's Ideological Becoming: The Limits of Irony in Full Metal Jacket - James R. Britton 10. "Violence is a Very Horrible Thing": Brechtian Alienation Effect in Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange - Madison Mae Williams 11. Reading Reality in A Clockwork Orange: Film Censorship, Metalepsis and "Media Effects" - Rachel Cole 12. Through a Glass, Darkly: The Slow Rise of Women in Barry Lyndon, The Shining and Eyes Wide Shut - Elsa Colombani Part III. The Visionary Auteur 13. Kirk Douglas and Stanley Kubrick: Reconsidering a Creative and Business Partnership - James Fenwick 14. Auteur vs. Author: Kubrick's Relationship with Literary Writers - Annie Nissen 15. "May I have the password?": Heterotopic Space in Eyes Wide Shut - Carl Sweeney 16. The Spectacle of Time, (Slow) motion and Stillness in the Films of Stanley Kubrick - Paul Johnson 17. 2001: A Space Odyssey: Kubrick's Allegory of Melancholia - Maurizia Natali 18. The Everlasting Moment: Enchantment and Myth in A.I. and 2001: A Space Odyssey - Joshua Sikora
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