Course Objectives
In order to facilitate the informed analysis and maximum appreciation of British literature and films, this course spends considerable time introducing the major theory of adaptation-, popular culture-, and film studies. It then delves deeply into the rich history of film, and of cinematic adaptations specifically, before concluding with a special emphasis on current issues in adaptation studies. Read more...
| Some Useful Resources for Studying Film (Introductory) | ||
| Understanding Film: How to Read a Film: Movies, Media, and Beyond, James Monaco; | ||
| Style & Technical Matter: Film Style and Technology: History and Analysis, Barry Salt ; | ||
| Film Theory: Film Theory and Criticism, Braudy and Cohen; | ||
| Film History: an Introduction (readings 11/18/22/24/26), Bordwell, Thompson; | ||
| Film History: “History of American Cinema” Series California, Musser/Bower; Film and Literature: An Introduction and Reader, Timothy Corrigan;
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