Caught in-Between
Intermediality in Contemporary Eastern Europe and Russian Cinema
Herausgeber: Peth?, Agnes
Caught in-Between
Intermediality in Contemporary Eastern Europe and Russian Cinema
Herausgeber: Peth?, Agnes
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This collection of essays explores intermediality as a new perspective in the interpretation of the cinemas that have emerged after the collapse of the former Eastern bloc.
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This collection of essays explores intermediality as a new perspective in the interpretation of the cinemas that have emerged after the collapse of the former Eastern bloc.
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- Edinburgh Studies in Film and Intermediality
- Verlag: Edinburgh University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 163mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 560g
- ISBN-13: 9781474435499
- ISBN-10: 1474435491
- Artikelnr.: 57689458
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Edinburgh Studies in Film and Intermediality
- Verlag: Edinburgh University Press
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. März 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 241mm x 163mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 560g
- ISBN-13: 9781474435499
- ISBN-10: 1474435491
- Artikelnr.: 57689458
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Ágnes Pethő is Professor of Film Studies at the Department of Film, Photography and Media of the Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania in Cluj-Napoca (Romania). She is also the executive editor of the peer-reviewed journal, Acta Universitatis Sapientiae: Film and Media Studies.
Ágnes Petho: The Art of In-Betweenness in Contemporary Eastern European
Cinema
Entangled Sensations, Cinema in-between the Arts
1. Hajnal Király: Intermedially Emotional. Musical Mood-Cues,
Disembodied Feelings in Contemporary Hungarian Melodramas
2. Judit Pieldner: Black-and-White Sensations of History and Female
Identity in Contemporary Polish and Czech Cinema
3. Ágnes Petho: Sculpture and Affect in Cinema's Expanded Field. From
Aleksey Gherman Sr.'s Hard to be a God to Aleksey Gherman Jr.'s Under
Electric Clouds
4. Mareike Sera: Intermedial Densities in the Work of Jan svankmajer. A
Media-Anthropological Case Study
Immersions into Memory, Culture and Intermediality
5. Christina Stojanova: Trickster Narratives and Carnivalesque
Intermediality in Contemporary Romanian Cinema
6. Melinda Blos-Jáni: Photographic Passages to the Past in
Eastern-European Nonfiction Films
7. Katalin Sándor: Trauma, Memorialization and Intermediality in Jasmila
Zbanic's For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
8. Fatima Chinita: An Immersive Theatrical Journey through Media and
Time in Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark
Reflections upon Reality, Representation and Power
9. Malgorzata Bugaj: The Real and the Intermedial in Alexander Sokurov's
Family Trilogy
10. Zsolt Gyenge: This is Not Magritte. Corneliu Porumboiu's Theory of
Representation
11. Gabriel Laverdière: Digital Détrompe l'Oeil and Contemporary Polish
Narrative Cinema
12. Bence Kránicz: False Gods. Superhero Genre and Graphic Storytelling
in Contemporary Hungarian and Russian Cinema
Cinema
Entangled Sensations, Cinema in-between the Arts
1. Hajnal Király: Intermedially Emotional. Musical Mood-Cues,
Disembodied Feelings in Contemporary Hungarian Melodramas
2. Judit Pieldner: Black-and-White Sensations of History and Female
Identity in Contemporary Polish and Czech Cinema
3. Ágnes Petho: Sculpture and Affect in Cinema's Expanded Field. From
Aleksey Gherman Sr.'s Hard to be a God to Aleksey Gherman Jr.'s Under
Electric Clouds
4. Mareike Sera: Intermedial Densities in the Work of Jan svankmajer. A
Media-Anthropological Case Study
Immersions into Memory, Culture and Intermediality
5. Christina Stojanova: Trickster Narratives and Carnivalesque
Intermediality in Contemporary Romanian Cinema
6. Melinda Blos-Jáni: Photographic Passages to the Past in
Eastern-European Nonfiction Films
7. Katalin Sándor: Trauma, Memorialization and Intermediality in Jasmila
Zbanic's For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
8. Fatima Chinita: An Immersive Theatrical Journey through Media and
Time in Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark
Reflections upon Reality, Representation and Power
9. Malgorzata Bugaj: The Real and the Intermedial in Alexander Sokurov's
Family Trilogy
10. Zsolt Gyenge: This is Not Magritte. Corneliu Porumboiu's Theory of
Representation
11. Gabriel Laverdière: Digital Détrompe l'Oeil and Contemporary Polish
Narrative Cinema
12. Bence Kránicz: False Gods. Superhero Genre and Graphic Storytelling
in Contemporary Hungarian and Russian Cinema
Ágnes Petho: The Art of In-Betweenness in Contemporary Eastern European
Cinema
Entangled Sensations, Cinema in-between the Arts
1. Hajnal Király: Intermedially Emotional. Musical Mood-Cues,
Disembodied Feelings in Contemporary Hungarian Melodramas
2. Judit Pieldner: Black-and-White Sensations of History and Female
Identity in Contemporary Polish and Czech Cinema
3. Ágnes Petho: Sculpture and Affect in Cinema's Expanded Field. From
Aleksey Gherman Sr.'s Hard to be a God to Aleksey Gherman Jr.'s Under
Electric Clouds
4. Mareike Sera: Intermedial Densities in the Work of Jan svankmajer. A
Media-Anthropological Case Study
Immersions into Memory, Culture and Intermediality
5. Christina Stojanova: Trickster Narratives and Carnivalesque
Intermediality in Contemporary Romanian Cinema
6. Melinda Blos-Jáni: Photographic Passages to the Past in
Eastern-European Nonfiction Films
7. Katalin Sándor: Trauma, Memorialization and Intermediality in Jasmila
Zbanic's For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
8. Fatima Chinita: An Immersive Theatrical Journey through Media and
Time in Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark
Reflections upon Reality, Representation and Power
9. Malgorzata Bugaj: The Real and the Intermedial in Alexander Sokurov's
Family Trilogy
10. Zsolt Gyenge: This is Not Magritte. Corneliu Porumboiu's Theory of
Representation
11. Gabriel Laverdière: Digital Détrompe l'Oeil and Contemporary Polish
Narrative Cinema
12. Bence Kránicz: False Gods. Superhero Genre and Graphic Storytelling
in Contemporary Hungarian and Russian Cinema
Cinema
Entangled Sensations, Cinema in-between the Arts
1. Hajnal Király: Intermedially Emotional. Musical Mood-Cues,
Disembodied Feelings in Contemporary Hungarian Melodramas
2. Judit Pieldner: Black-and-White Sensations of History and Female
Identity in Contemporary Polish and Czech Cinema
3. Ágnes Petho: Sculpture and Affect in Cinema's Expanded Field. From
Aleksey Gherman Sr.'s Hard to be a God to Aleksey Gherman Jr.'s Under
Electric Clouds
4. Mareike Sera: Intermedial Densities in the Work of Jan svankmajer. A
Media-Anthropological Case Study
Immersions into Memory, Culture and Intermediality
5. Christina Stojanova: Trickster Narratives and Carnivalesque
Intermediality in Contemporary Romanian Cinema
6. Melinda Blos-Jáni: Photographic Passages to the Past in
Eastern-European Nonfiction Films
7. Katalin Sándor: Trauma, Memorialization and Intermediality in Jasmila
Zbanic's For Those Who Can Tell No Tales
8. Fatima Chinita: An Immersive Theatrical Journey through Media and
Time in Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark
Reflections upon Reality, Representation and Power
9. Malgorzata Bugaj: The Real and the Intermedial in Alexander Sokurov's
Family Trilogy
10. Zsolt Gyenge: This is Not Magritte. Corneliu Porumboiu's Theory of
Representation
11. Gabriel Laverdière: Digital Détrompe l'Oeil and Contemporary Polish
Narrative Cinema
12. Bence Kránicz: False Gods. Superhero Genre and Graphic Storytelling
in Contemporary Hungarian and Russian Cinema