Violence in the Films of Stephen King
Tony Magistrale (Redaktør) Michael J. Blouin (Redaktør) Michael J. Blouin (Innledning) Jason Clemence (Innledning) Phoenix Crockett (Innledning) Mary Findley (Innledning) Maura Grady (Innledning) Stephen Indrisano (Innledning) Danel Olson (Innledning) Brian Kent (Innledning) Tony Magistrale (Innledning) Patrick McAleer (Innledning) Matthew S. Muller (Innledning) Sarah Nilsen (Innledning) Alexandra Reuber (Innledning) Philip L. Simpson (Innledning) Sarah E. Turner (Innledning)
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One of the finest collections of essays on Stephen King's films ever published. Highly readable, immensely informative, and wonderfully perceptive. The editors have assembled a stellar selection of articles from the finest King scholars. If you enjoy Stephen King, then I would strongly suggest you make room on your bookshelf for this volume. It is indispensable.
» Gary Hoppenstand, Michigan State University
In Violence in the Films of Stephen King, contributors analyze the theme of violence in the film adaptations of Stephen King's work-ranging from the earliest films in the King canon to his most recent iterations-through a variety of lenses. Les mer
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Detaljer
- Forlag
- Lexington Books
- Innbinding
- Innbundet
- Språk
- Engelsk
- ISBN
- 9781793635792
- Utgivelsesår
- 2021
- Format
- 23 x 16 cm
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«
One of the finest collections of essays on Stephen King's films ever published. Highly readable, immensely informative, and wonderfully perceptive. The editors have assembled a stellar selection of articles from the finest King scholars. If you enjoy Stephen King, then I would strongly suggest you make room on your bookshelf for this volume. It is indispensable.
» Gary Hoppenstand, Michigan State University
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Violence in the Films of Stephen King is not just a timely study, but a necessary one. Poised at the intersection of aesthetics and ethics, the volume's chapters ask the hard questions of King adaptations: when is violence necessary? When is it simply gratuitous? Under what conditions (if any) is violence OK? And what pleasures do viewers derive from it? This significant volume will be essential reading not just for those interested in King, but also for those preoccupied with larger issues of violence and justice, and their representation on screen.
» Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock, Central Michigan University