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Cinema and the Realms of Enchantment Lectures, Seminars and Essays by Marina Warner and Others

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Petrie, Duncan

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Cinema and the Realms of Enchantment Lectures, Seminars and Essays by Marina Warner and Others, ISBN 9780851704050 Own This Book? Sell It
ISBN-13:

9780851704050

ISBN:

0851704050

Publisher: BFI Publishing Summary: This volume highlights three lectures by celebrated writer and scholar Marina Warner, who examines the social and psychic resonances of certain motifs and themes and their interpretation by film makers such as Renoir, Vigo and Cocteau. Warner also explores the idea of "the child" as expressed in fairy-tale narratives and the extent to which figures of witches and evil step-mothers are evidence of deep-seated misogyny [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9780851704050


ISBN:

0851704050


Publisher: BFI Publishing

This volume highlights three lectures by celebrated writer and scholar Marina Warner, who examines the social and psychic resonances of certain motifs and themes and their interpretation by film makers such as Renoir, Vigo and Cocteau. Warner also explores the idea of "the child" as expressed in fairy-tale narratives and the extent to which figures of witches and evil step-mothers are evidence of deep-seated misogyny. The accompanying essays expand on these questions. Together with Warner's pioneering work, they open a window on a new vista for film studies.

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