Sisterhoods : across the literature/media divide
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Sisterhoods : across the literature/media divide
（Film/fiction, v.3）
Pluto, 1998
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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: pbk ISBN 9780745312187
内容説明
'Besides being a needed and valuable contribution to the to the very broadest study of the media, the series has also introduced a number of new, young, incisive critics and theorists who bring to their writing first-hand experience of nineties pluralist culture ... The various essays successfully confirm the continuing importance and relevance of feminist critical approaches' Filmwaves
目次
1. Aleks Sierz ( T H E S)
Angel or Sister?: writing and screening the heroine of Anne Bronte's The Tenant of Wildfell Hall
2. Holly Blackford ( University of California, Berkeley)
Little Women on the Big Screen: Heterosexual Womanhood as Social Performance
3. Charlotte Crofts ( University of Manchester)
Curiously Downbeat Hybrid or Radical Retelling?: Neil Jordan's and Angela Carter's The Company of Wolves
4. Kate Holden ( University of Huddersfield)
Desirable transformations: Fin de siecles Fantasies of New Women and the Post- Cinematic Ideal
5. Paulina Palmer ( University of Warwick)
Representations of Sisterhood in the Lesbian Historical Fiction of the 1980s
6. Neil Sinyard ( University of Hull)
Even the nice ones aren't nice: Sisterhood and feminist theory in the early films of Marlene Gorris, with particular reference to A Question of Silence
7. Diana Postelthwaite ( St Olaf College, Minnesota)
Mirror Images: Myths of Monstrosity in Death Becomes Her and Lorenzo's Oil
8. Chella Courington ( Huntington College, Montgomery)
Woolf through the Lens of Campion: The Piano and The Voyage Out
9. Siv Jansson ( Royal Holloway College, London)
The Difference of Viewing: Female Detectives in Fiction and on Film
10. Michele Aaron
The Exploits of the female sexual killer and the blunt cutting edge: Taking the knife to The Body of Evidence
11. Priscilla L. Walton ( Duke University)
A Slippage of Masks: Dis-guising Catwoman in Batman Returns
Index
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: hc ISBN 9780745312231
内容説明
This volume concentrates on portrayals of female relationships - communities, friends, lovers, sisters, daughters, mothers and enemies - and examines the ways in which the subject is positioned in different media for both male and female consumption. The book explores the blend of "high" and "low" culture in literature and film. In specially commissioned chapters, contributors examine the following: representations of female detectives; lesbian relationships in popular historical novels; the return of "Cat Woman"; feminist utopias of the 1980s; the screening of Bronte's "Tenant of Wildfell Hall"; and the unlikely pairing of Virginia Woolf and Jane Campion.
目次
- Introduction - sisterhoods - across the literature/film divide, Deborah Cartmell, Imelda Whelehan. Angel or sister? - writing and screening the heroine of Anne Bronte's "The Tenant of Wildfell Hall", Aleks Sierz
- "Little Women" on the big screen - heterosexual womanhood as social performance, Holly Blackford
- representations of sisterhood in the lesbian historical fiction of the 1980s - Paulina Palmer
- curiously downbeat hybrid or radical retelling? - Neil Jordan's and Angela Carter's "The Company of Wolves", Charlotte Crofts
- desirable transformations - fin-de-siecles fantasies of new women and the post-cinematic ideal, Kate Holden
- mirror images - myths of monstrosity in "Death Becomes Her" and "Lorenzo's Oil" - Diana Postlethwaite
- Woolf through the lens of Campion - "The Piano" and "The Voyage Out", Chella Carrington
- the difference of viewing - female detectives in fiction and on film, Siv Jensen
- the exploits of the female sexual killer and the blunt cutting edge - taking the knife to "The Body of Evidence", Michele Aaron
- a slippage of masks - disguising Catwoman in "Batman Returns", Pricilla L. Walton.
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