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Film Adaptations of Russian Classics : Dialogism and Authorship by Olga Sobolev (2024, Trade Paperback)
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Product Identifiers
PublisherEdinburgh Tea & Coffee Company University Press
ISBN-101474499147
ISBN-139781474499149
eBay Product ID (ePID)15070934611
Product Key Features
Number of Pages264 Pages
Publication NameFilm Adaptations of Russian Classics : Dialogism and Authorship
LanguageEnglish
SubjectFilm / General, Film / Direction & Production, Film / History & Criticism
Publication Year2024
TypeTextbook
AuthorOlga Sobolev
Subject AreaPerforming Arts
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Length9.2 in
Item Width6.1 in
Additional Product Features
Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional
ReviewsAn erudite study that places adaptations of less-studied works (Tolstoy's The Forged Coupon and Dostoevsky's The Double and "The Meek One") alongside large-scale projects like the BBC's award-winning 2016 adaptation of War and Peace . Summing Up: Highly recommended. Graduate students, researchers, faculty., This volume is indispensable for scholars of adaptation and Russian literature. What is universal and what is nationally specific about humor, death or nostalgia? The contributors answer this question, analyzing adaptations as a multi-level dialogue between different media, across various cultures and historical eras., This fine volume applies an adaptation studies lens to Russian literature with compelling results. Its authoritative case studies and theoretically sophisticated introduction provide new insights into film versions of key works from Russia's 19th century canon, using a dialogic frame to tackle issues of huge intercultural, aesthetic, and socio-political significance., This book is an excellent source of information for readers with different levels of knowledge of Russian classics, world cinema, historical context, and relevant scholarship [...] it provokes the reader to watch films, read literature, and explore more information about relevant filmmakers and historical figures., An erudite study that places adaptations of less-studied works (Tolstoy's The Forged Coupon and Dostoevsky's The Double and "The Meek One") alongside large-scale projects like the BBC's award-winning 2016 adaptation of War and Peace .
Dewey Edition23
IllustratedYes
Dewey Decimal791.430947
Table Of ContentNotes on Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction On the TEXT-Film Relationship: the question of Apt and Inapt Adaptations - Alexandra Smith and Olga Sobolev Part 1 Goncharov and Turgenev: Adaptation as Nostalgia1.1 The politics of nostalgia: Ivan Goncharov's Oblomov and Mikhalkov's film adaptation - Henrietta Mondry 1.2 Adapting Turgenev's Novel as a Pastorale: Avdotya Smirnova's Fathers and Sons - Alexandra Smith Part 2 Reimagining Dostoevsky 2.3 Dostoevsky and Bresson: From 'A Meek Creature' to Une femme douce - Olga Peters Hasty 2.4 Funny and Frightening: Dostoyevsky's The Double in Richard Ayoade's interpretation - Tine Roesen Part 3 Collaborating with Chekhov3.5 'The Paths I Have Established...': Chekhov on the Russian and American Screen - Radislav Lapushin 3.6 Louis Malle and Uncle Vanya - Angus Wrenn 3.7 Reinventing Chekhov for the American Screen Michael Mayer's The Seagull - Olga Partan Part 4 Engaging with Tolstoy4.8 Thanatophobia on the Soviet Screen. Tolstoy's Death of Ivan Il¢ ich and Aleksandr Kaidanovsky's A Simple Death - Otto Boele 4.9 Forged Network-Narratives: Tolstoy's The Forged Coupon and a cycle of adaptations in World Cinema - Greg Dolgopolov 4.10 War and Peace: A New Visual Dimension - Olga Sobolev
LC Classification NumberPN1997.85.F5 2024
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