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The cinematic Jane Austen, essays on the filmic sensibility of the novels, by David Monaghan, Ariane Hudelet, and John Wiltshire

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The cinematic Jane Austen, essays on the filmic sensibility of the novels, by David Monaghan, Ariane Hudelet, and John Wiltshire

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 185-191) and index

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index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

The cinematic Jane Austen

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electronic resource

Nature of contents

patent documentbibliography

Oclc number

795566783

Responsibility statement

by David Monaghan, Ariane Hudelet, and John Wiltshire

Sub title

essays on the filmic sensibility of the novels

Summary

"The novels of Jane Austen are typified by their comedic power, often demonstrated by the voice of their narrators. Yet what makes them arresting can also produce an unsatisfactory transformation to cinema, where the voice of a narrator becomes obtrusive. Each author examines Austen's texts for their inherent cinematic features, analyzing the use of these features in films"--Provided by publisher

Table Of Contents

Introduction. Jane Austen, adaptation and the cinematic novel: theoretical considerations / David Monaghan -- Jane Austen: sight and sound / John Wiltshire -- By candlelight: Jane Austen, technology and the heritage film / John Wiltshire -- Beyond words, beyond images: Jane Austen and the art of mise-en-scène / Ariane Hudelet -- Deciphering appearances in Jane Austen's novels and films / Ariane Hudelet -- Mr. Darcy's smile / John Wiltshire -- Reinventing Fanny Price: Patricia Rozema's thoroughly modern Mansfeld Park / David Monaghan -- "A cheerful confidence in futurity": the movement motif in Austen's novel and Dear/Michell's film adaptation of Persuasion / David Monaghan -- The construction of a myth: the "cinematic Jane Austen" as a cross-cultural icon / Ariane Hudelet -- Afterword: on fidelity / John Wiltshire

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adult

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