Watership Down perspectives on and beyond animated violence
"The first exclusive academic study of the aesthetic, cultural and historical significance of a landmark British animated film, Watership Down"--
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| Formato: | Libro electrónico |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Bloomsbury Academic
[2023]
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| Colección: | Animation: key films/filmmakers.
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| Ver en Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull: | https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009720420806719 |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: Watership Down in context / Catherine Lester
- 'We consider the conduct of this film highly unsatisfactory and unprofessional' : film finances and Watership Down / Llewella Chapman and James Chapman
- Revisiting the production of Watership Down through the Arthur Humberstone Animation Archive / Klive Humberstone, Nigel Humberstone and Chris Pallant
- 'Trying to eat grass that isn't there' : unearthing a lapine corpus in Richard Adams' Watership Down and its film adaptation / R. Grider
- Animating utopia : aesthetic instability and the revolutionary gaze in the film adaptation of Watership Down / Lisa Mullen
- 'Whenever they catch you, they will kill you' : human-animal conflict in 1970s British children's cinema / Noel Brown
- They watered ship down : eco-doom and ecopedagogy in adaptations of Watership Down and The animals of Farthing Wood / Hollie Adams
- Watership Down under : when rabbits came to Australia / Dan Torre and Lienors Torre
- 'English pastoral melodies' : the traditions and connotations of Angela Morley's musical score for Watership Down / Paul Mazey
- 'I know now. A terrible thing is coming' : Watership Down, music and/as horror / Leanne Weston
- Pastel dreams and crimson nightmares : colour, aesthetics and Watership Down / Carolyn Rickards
- Prince with a thousand faces : shifting art-styles and the depiction of violence in Watership Down / Sam Summers
- Drawing blood : the forms and ethics of animated violence in Watership Down / Josh Schulze
- 'Won't somebody please think of the bunnies?' : Watership Down, rabbit horror and 'suitability' for children / Catherine Lester
- Mourning Hazel-rah / Catherine Sadler.
