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Imaginary films in literature

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Imaginary films in literature
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Brill
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Subjects

History and criticism, Film adaptations, Motion pictures and literature
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Table of Contents

Introduction / Massimo Fusillo
The aesthetics of fictional cinema. The killing vision: David Foster Wallace's Infinite jest / Stefano Ercolino
Hybridizations. Writing the making of: a new literary genre? / Jan Baetens
A film run in installments": memory and cinema in Tom McCarthy's Remainder / Vincenzo Magyitti
Towards other \vorlds, towards other meanings: screenplays on the edge of the plot / Clotilde Bertoni
Paul Auster, Hector Mann and the Book of illusion / Anna Scannavini
Manana en La batalla piensa en mi: cinema, theatre, television and the creative force of the word / Federica Ivaldi
Failed cinema. Quo vadis- Kino?" Kurt Pinthus and the theoretical dehate on the birth of cinema in Germany / Laca Lenobi
The Outer Life of Martin Frost, or never make an imaginary film / Silvia Alberlazzi
On conceiving (and sometimes not succeeding in making) a film / Giulio Iacoli
The politics of fictional cinema. The "quasi-truth": literature and cinema in Starnone and Piccolo / Gianluigi Simonetti
Breakfast at the prater: Christopher Ishenvood, his Vomen and Men / Gian Fiero Piretto
Alpdriicken and the spectrum of power in Gravity's rainbow by Thomas Pynchon / Mirko Lino
Pattern recognition: the "Postdnema" seen by William Gibson / Simone Arcagni.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Leiden, Boston
Series
Studies in comparative literature -- volume 82

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Dewey Decimal Class
809/.933579
Library of Congress
PN1997.85 .I525 2016, PN1997.85.I525 2015

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Pagination
pages cm.

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30400389M
ISBN 13
9789004306325
LCCN
2015036685
OCLC/WorldCat
922836310

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