Word and Image in Japanese Cinema
Herausgeber: Cavanaugh, Carole; Washburn, Dennis; Dennis, Washburn
Word and Image in Japanese Cinema
Herausgeber: Cavanaugh, Carole; Washburn, Dennis; Dennis, Washburn
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This volume examines the dynamic between temporal linguistic narrative and the spatiality of visual spectacle.
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This volume examines the dynamic between temporal linguistic narrative and the spatiality of visual spectacle.
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Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780521777414
- ISBN-10: 0521777410
- Artikelnr.: 29608674
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 420
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 234mm x 156mm x 23mm
- Gewicht: 635g
- ISBN-13: 9780521777414
- ISBN-10: 0521777410
- Artikelnr.: 29608674
List of illustrations; Contributors; Foreword: outside views of the
Japanese film Donald Richie; Introduction Carole Cavanaugh and Dennis
Washburn; Part I. Wording the Image/Imaging the Word: 1. The word before
the image: criticism, the screenplay, and the regulation of meaning in
prewar Japanese film culture Aaron Gerow; 2. The cinematic art of Higuchi
Ichiyo's Takekurabe (comparing heights, 1895-1896) Janet Walker; 3. Once
More and Gosho's Romanticism in the Early Occupation Period Arthur
Nolletti, Jr.; 4. The taunt of the Gods: reflections on Woman in the Dunes
Linda C. Ehrlich and Antonio Santos; 5. Adapting The Makioka Sisters Kathe
Geist; 6. In the show house of modernity: exhaustive listing in Itami
Jûzô's Tanpopo Charles Shirô Inouye; Part II. Reflections of Identity: 7.
Where's mama? The sobbing Yakuza of Hasegawa Shin Alan Tansman; 8. Saving
the children: films by that most 'casual' of directors, Hiroshi Shimizu
Keiko I. McDonald; 9. Ishihara Yûjirô: youth, celebrity, and the male body
in late 1950s Japanese culture Michael Raine; 10. Otoko wa tsurai yo:
nostalgia or parodic realism? Richard Torrance; 11. A working ideology for
Hiroshima: Imamura Shôhei's Black Rain Carole Cavanaugh; Part III. Outside
the Frame of Culture: 12. Piss and run: or how Ozu does a number on SCAP
Edward Fowler; 13. In the realm of the censors: cultural boundaries and the
poetics of the forbidden Leger Grindon; 14. The arrest of time: the mythic
transgressions of Vengeance Is Mine Dennis Washburn; 15. The frenzy of
metamorphosis: the body in Japanese pornographic animation Susan J. Napier;
Selected bibliography of articles and books in English; Index.
Japanese film Donald Richie; Introduction Carole Cavanaugh and Dennis
Washburn; Part I. Wording the Image/Imaging the Word: 1. The word before
the image: criticism, the screenplay, and the regulation of meaning in
prewar Japanese film culture Aaron Gerow; 2. The cinematic art of Higuchi
Ichiyo's Takekurabe (comparing heights, 1895-1896) Janet Walker; 3. Once
More and Gosho's Romanticism in the Early Occupation Period Arthur
Nolletti, Jr.; 4. The taunt of the Gods: reflections on Woman in the Dunes
Linda C. Ehrlich and Antonio Santos; 5. Adapting The Makioka Sisters Kathe
Geist; 6. In the show house of modernity: exhaustive listing in Itami
Jûzô's Tanpopo Charles Shirô Inouye; Part II. Reflections of Identity: 7.
Where's mama? The sobbing Yakuza of Hasegawa Shin Alan Tansman; 8. Saving
the children: films by that most 'casual' of directors, Hiroshi Shimizu
Keiko I. McDonald; 9. Ishihara Yûjirô: youth, celebrity, and the male body
in late 1950s Japanese culture Michael Raine; 10. Otoko wa tsurai yo:
nostalgia or parodic realism? Richard Torrance; 11. A working ideology for
Hiroshima: Imamura Shôhei's Black Rain Carole Cavanaugh; Part III. Outside
the Frame of Culture: 12. Piss and run: or how Ozu does a number on SCAP
Edward Fowler; 13. In the realm of the censors: cultural boundaries and the
poetics of the forbidden Leger Grindon; 14. The arrest of time: the mythic
transgressions of Vengeance Is Mine Dennis Washburn; 15. The frenzy of
metamorphosis: the body in Japanese pornographic animation Susan J. Napier;
Selected bibliography of articles and books in English; Index.
List of illustrations; Contributors; Foreword: outside views of the
Japanese film Donald Richie; Introduction Carole Cavanaugh and Dennis
Washburn; Part I. Wording the Image/Imaging the Word: 1. The word before
the image: criticism, the screenplay, and the regulation of meaning in
prewar Japanese film culture Aaron Gerow; 2. The cinematic art of Higuchi
Ichiyo's Takekurabe (comparing heights, 1895-1896) Janet Walker; 3. Once
More and Gosho's Romanticism in the Early Occupation Period Arthur
Nolletti, Jr.; 4. The taunt of the Gods: reflections on Woman in the Dunes
Linda C. Ehrlich and Antonio Santos; 5. Adapting The Makioka Sisters Kathe
Geist; 6. In the show house of modernity: exhaustive listing in Itami
Jûzô's Tanpopo Charles Shirô Inouye; Part II. Reflections of Identity: 7.
Where's mama? The sobbing Yakuza of Hasegawa Shin Alan Tansman; 8. Saving
the children: films by that most 'casual' of directors, Hiroshi Shimizu
Keiko I. McDonald; 9. Ishihara Yûjirô: youth, celebrity, and the male body
in late 1950s Japanese culture Michael Raine; 10. Otoko wa tsurai yo:
nostalgia or parodic realism? Richard Torrance; 11. A working ideology for
Hiroshima: Imamura Shôhei's Black Rain Carole Cavanaugh; Part III. Outside
the Frame of Culture: 12. Piss and run: or how Ozu does a number on SCAP
Edward Fowler; 13. In the realm of the censors: cultural boundaries and the
poetics of the forbidden Leger Grindon; 14. The arrest of time: the mythic
transgressions of Vengeance Is Mine Dennis Washburn; 15. The frenzy of
metamorphosis: the body in Japanese pornographic animation Susan J. Napier;
Selected bibliography of articles and books in English; Index.
Japanese film Donald Richie; Introduction Carole Cavanaugh and Dennis
Washburn; Part I. Wording the Image/Imaging the Word: 1. The word before
the image: criticism, the screenplay, and the regulation of meaning in
prewar Japanese film culture Aaron Gerow; 2. The cinematic art of Higuchi
Ichiyo's Takekurabe (comparing heights, 1895-1896) Janet Walker; 3. Once
More and Gosho's Romanticism in the Early Occupation Period Arthur
Nolletti, Jr.; 4. The taunt of the Gods: reflections on Woman in the Dunes
Linda C. Ehrlich and Antonio Santos; 5. Adapting The Makioka Sisters Kathe
Geist; 6. In the show house of modernity: exhaustive listing in Itami
Jûzô's Tanpopo Charles Shirô Inouye; Part II. Reflections of Identity: 7.
Where's mama? The sobbing Yakuza of Hasegawa Shin Alan Tansman; 8. Saving
the children: films by that most 'casual' of directors, Hiroshi Shimizu
Keiko I. McDonald; 9. Ishihara Yûjirô: youth, celebrity, and the male body
in late 1950s Japanese culture Michael Raine; 10. Otoko wa tsurai yo:
nostalgia or parodic realism? Richard Torrance; 11. A working ideology for
Hiroshima: Imamura Shôhei's Black Rain Carole Cavanaugh; Part III. Outside
the Frame of Culture: 12. Piss and run: or how Ozu does a number on SCAP
Edward Fowler; 13. In the realm of the censors: cultural boundaries and the
poetics of the forbidden Leger Grindon; 14. The arrest of time: the mythic
transgressions of Vengeance Is Mine Dennis Washburn; 15. The frenzy of
metamorphosis: the body in Japanese pornographic animation Susan J. Napier;
Selected bibliography of articles and books in English; Index.