Narrative and Narration: Analyzing Cinematic Storytelling

✍ Scribed by Warren Buckland

Publisher: Columbia University Press
Year: 2021
Tongue: English
Leaves: 151
Series: Short Cuts: Introductions to Film Studies
Category: Library

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✦ Table of Contents

Table of Contacts
Preface
Acknowledgments
Part I. The Basics
1 The Emergence of Narrative, Narration, and Narrative Agents in Early Cinema (The Gay Shoe Clerk)
2 Narrative Structure in Classical and Contemporary Hollywood (Hitchcock and James Bond)
3 Narration (Gone Girl, beDevil, and Jurassic Park)
4 Enunciation and Reflexivity (The Grand Budapest Hoteland Marnie)
Part II. Types of Storytelling
5 Feminism, Narrative, Authorship (Gone Girland Orlando)
6 Art Cinema Narration (Alice in the Citiesand Inland Empire)
7 Unreliable Narration and Puzzle Films (You Only Live Once, Stage Fright, and The Butterfly Effect)
8 Videogame Logic (The Fifth Element, Inception, and Source Code)
Coda
Works Cited
Index

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