Contributors analyze the theme of violence in the film adaptations of Stephen King's work, ranging from his earliest movies to the most recent, through a variety of lenses.
Contributors analyze the theme of violence in the film adaptations of Stephen King's work, ranging from his earliest movies to the most recent, through a variety of lenses.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Tony Magistrale and Michael J. Blouin - Contributions by Michael J. Blouin; Jason Clemence; Phoenix Crockett; Mary Findley; Maura Grady; Stephen Indrisano; Danel Olson; Brian Kent; Tony Magistrale; Patrick McAleer; Matthew S. Muller; Sarah Nilse
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Introduction Michael J. Blouin and Tony Magistrale 1. Stephen King's Carrie: Victim No More? Sarah E. Turner 2. An American Hyde: Stephen King's A Good Marriage Tony Magistrale 3. The Mad Lady: Racial and Sexual Violence in Mick Garris's Bag of Bones Phoenix Crockett and Stephen Indrisano 4. Cujo, the Black Man, and the Story of Patty Hearst Sarah Nilsen 5. King of Pain: Exposing the Raw, "Unpleasant Truth" of Stephen King's Use of Extreme Violence in Doctor Sleep Mary Findley 6. Violence Persists: Muschietti's IT Films and a Sadistic Status Quo Michael J. Blouin 7. "Cut You Up into Little Pieces": Ghosts & Violence in Kubrick's The Shining Danel Olson 8. Tempered Violence in Frank Darabont's Adaptations of Stephen King: The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile Maura Grady 9. Hiding in Plain Sight: Watching and the Unconscious in Stephen King's Mr. Mercedes Trilogy on Page and Screen Brian Kent 10. Political Allegory and the Plague of Violence in the Television Adaptation of The Outsider Philip L. Simpson 11. The Invasive Gaze: Surveillance Camera Shots in Flanagan's Doctor Sleep and Price's The Outsider Matthew Muller 12. "Murder is Damnation, But Murder is Also Work": Violence, Patriarchy, and the Work Ethic in 1922 Jason Clemence 13. Lost in the Supermarket: When "The Mist" Fogs Our Mind . . . When Basic Emotions Transform into Monstrous Acts Alexandra Reuber 14. Stephen King's Big Driver: A Utopian Road to Justice Patrick McAleer About the Contributors
Introduction Michael J. Blouin and Tony Magistrale 1. Stephen King's Carrie: Victim No More? Sarah E. Turner 2. An American Hyde: Stephen King's A Good Marriage Tony Magistrale 3. The Mad Lady: Racial and Sexual Violence in Mick Garris's Bag of Bones Phoenix Crockett and Stephen Indrisano 4. Cujo, the Black Man, and the Story of Patty Hearst Sarah Nilsen 5. King of Pain: Exposing the Raw, "Unpleasant Truth" of Stephen King's Use of Extreme Violence in Doctor Sleep Mary Findley 6. Violence Persists: Muschietti's IT Films and a Sadistic Status Quo Michael J. Blouin 7. "Cut You Up into Little Pieces": Ghosts & Violence in Kubrick's The Shining Danel Olson 8. Tempered Violence in Frank Darabont's Adaptations of Stephen King: The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile Maura Grady 9. Hiding in Plain Sight: Watching and the Unconscious in Stephen King's Mr. Mercedes Trilogy on Page and Screen Brian Kent 10. Political Allegory and the Plague of Violence in the Television Adaptation of The Outsider Philip L. Simpson 11. The Invasive Gaze: Surveillance Camera Shots in Flanagan's Doctor Sleep and Price's The Outsider Matthew Muller 12. "Murder is Damnation, But Murder is Also Work": Violence, Patriarchy, and the Work Ethic in 1922 Jason Clemence 13. Lost in the Supermarket: When "The Mist" Fogs Our Mind . . . When Basic Emotions Transform into Monstrous Acts Alexandra Reuber 14. Stephen King's Big Driver: A Utopian Road to Justice Patrick McAleer About the Contributors
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