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Annual bibliography of Film Studies - 2009

Telotte, J. P

Post script, 2010-09, Vol.30 (1), p.66-98 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Commerce, Tex: Post Script, Inc

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  • Título:
    Annual bibliography of Film Studies - 2009
  • Autor: Telotte, J. P
  • Assuntos: Actors ; American culture ; Animation ; Bibliographic literature ; Bibliography ; Cinema ; Cinema, Broadcasting, Interactive Media ; Communication ; Documentary films ; Film criticism ; Film history ; Film studies ; Film theory ; Film Theory and Criticism ; Motion picture criticism ; Movie criticism ; Periodicals ; Popular culture ; Science fiction & fantasy ; Study and teaching ; Theaters & cinemas ; Trends ; World cinema
  • É parte de: Post script, 2010-09, Vol.30 (1), p.66-98
  • Descrição: Generally well-edited and handsomely-if uniformly-produced, these journals, if these early issues are any measure, are introducing significant new voices to the field of film theory and criticism, while providing, at least in the case of a journal like Soundtrack, a sorely needed venue for specialized publication. [...]they are providing us simply with far more criticism, as a result of which this issue of the Annual Bibliography is our biggest ever. Animation's issue on comics and animation; Cineaste's forum on the state of film editing; Film History's two-part examination of early color practices; Filmint's very timely numbers on the state of the Hong Kong Film Industry and on contemporary portrayals of the Arab; the Journal of Chinese Cinemas' number devoted to a neglected period of film history, that of early Chinese film exhibition; the Journal of Film and Video's issues on collaborative media production and television animation; Screen's special fiftieth-anniversary issue on film and media theory; Velvet Light Trap's number focusing on international censorship; and our own special issues on the mockumentary and on Japanese Popular Culture. In light of the far greater number of articles indexed this year, it becomes just as difficult to get a sense of the major shifts in critical fashion simply by observing the numbers of articles as they cluster in our usual bibliographic categories. PERIODICALS INDEXED Adaptation-Ad American Imago-AI American Quarterly-AQ Animation-An Arizona Quarterly-ArQ Asian Cinema-AC Boundary 2-B2 Canadian Journal of Film Studies-CJFS Canadian Review of American Studies-CRAS Cineaste-Cin Cinema Journal-CJ Communication Quarterly-CQ Creative Screenwriting-CS Critical Inquiry-CI Critical Studies in Media Communication-CSMC Cultural Critique-CC Cultural Studies-CS Discourse-Dis Extrapolation-Ex Film & History-F&H Film Comment-FC Film Criticism-FCr Film History-FH Filmint-Ft Film Quarterly-FQ Framework-Fr German Quarterly-GQ Historical Journal of Film, Radio, and Television-HJFRTV Journal of Adaptation in Film and Performance-JAFP Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism-JAAC Journal of African Cinemas-JAfC Journal of American Culture-JAC Journal of American Studies-JAS Journal of Chinese Cinemas-JCC Journal of Communication-JoC Journal of Film and Video-JFV Journal of Japanese and Korean Cinema-JKC Journal of Popular Culture-JPC Journal of Popular Film and Television-JPFT Journal of South Asian Film and Media-JSAFM Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts-JFA Literature/Film Quarterly-LFQ Mosaic-Mo Narrative-Nar New Cinemas-NC New German Critique-NGC Northern Lights-NL October-Oct PMLA-PMLA Post Script-PS Postmodern Culture-PC Quarterly Review of Film and Video-QRFV Raritan-Rar Science Fiction Film and Television-SFFTV Science Fiction Studies-SFS Screen-Sc Sight and Sound-SS Soundtrack-Sound South Atlantic Review-SAR Studies in American Culture-SAC Studies in Australasian Cinema-SAuC Studies in Documentary Film-SDF Studies in European Cinema-SEC Studies in French Cinema-SFC Studies in Hispanic Cinema-SHC Studies in Popular Culture-SPC Studies in Russian and Soviet Cinema-SRSC SubStance-Sub Velvet Light Trap-VLT ACTORS/ACTRESSES 1.
  • Editor: Commerce, Tex: Post Script, Inc
  • Idioma: Inglês

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