An innovative study of the neglected topic of cinematic representations of the countryside, through historical analysis, theoretical critique and explorations of genre, national cinema and urban representations
An innovative study of the neglected topic of cinematic representations of the countryside, through historical analysis, theoretical critique and explorations of genre, national cinema and urban representationsHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Robert Fish is Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Politics at the University of Exeter
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1. What are these cinematic countrysides? - Robert Fish PART I. Nations, borders and histories 2. Far from the fatal shore: finding meaning and identity in the rural Australian landscape - Jonathan Rayner 3. Nature and nation in North Korean film - Carol Medlicott 4. Mapping the nation and the countryside in European 'films of voyage' - Maria Rovisco 5. Lurking beneath the skin: pagan landscapes in the popular imagination - Tanya Krzywinska 6. Militarised countrysides: representations of war and rurality in British and American film - Rachel Woodward and Patricia Winter PART II. Mobile productions and contested representations 7. Mediating the rural: Local Hero and the location of Scottish Cinema - Ian Goode 8. 'Imagination can be a damned curse in this country': material geographies of filmmaking and the ruraL - Andy C. Pratt 9. Lord of the Rings and transformations in social-spatial identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand - Martin Phillips PART III. Identity, difference and otherness 10. Idylls and othernesses: rural childhood in film - Owain Jones 11. Deviant sexualities and dark ruralities in The War Zone - Michael Leyshon Catherine Brace 12. Feral masculinities: urban versus rural in City Slickers and Hunter's Blood - David Bell PART IV. Mediating experience and performing alternatives 13. Amateur film and the rural imagination - Mark Neumann and Janna Jones 14. Amber and an/other rural: film, photography and the former coalfields - Katy Bennett and Richard Lee
Introduction 1. What are these cinematic countrysides? - Robert Fish PART I. Nations, borders and histories 2. Far from the fatal shore: finding meaning and identity in the rural Australian landscape - Jonathan Rayner 3. Nature and nation in North Korean film - Carol Medlicott 4. Mapping the nation and the countryside in European 'films of voyage' - Maria Rovisco 5. Lurking beneath the skin: pagan landscapes in the popular imagination - Tanya Krzywinska 6. Militarised countrysides: representations of war and rurality in British and American film - Rachel Woodward and Patricia Winter PART II. Mobile productions and contested representations 7. Mediating the rural: Local Hero and the location of Scottish Cinema - Ian Goode 8. 'Imagination can be a damned curse in this country': material geographies of filmmaking and the ruraL - Andy C. Pratt 9. Lord of the Rings and transformations in social-spatial identity in Aotearoa/New Zealand - Martin Phillips PART III. Identity, difference and otherness 10. Idylls and othernesses: rural childhood in film - Owain Jones 11. Deviant sexualities and dark ruralities in The War Zone - Michael Leyshon Catherine Brace 12. Feral masculinities: urban versus rural in City Slickers and Hunter's Blood - David Bell PART IV. Mediating experience and performing alternatives 13. Amateur film and the rural imagination - Mark Neumann and Janna Jones 14. Amber and an/other rural: film, photography and the former coalfields - Katy Bennett and Richard Lee
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