The Philosophy of the Coen Brothers
Mark T. Conard
This book provides a fantastic and long overdue intertextual analysis of what the Coen Brothers have aimed to capture on screen and harness from the soul . . . what emerges most strongly is a sense of how terribly important NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN has been in terms of narrative evolution and an exchange of meta-cinema for a kind of pure storytelling - similar in structure and effect to the brutally succinct writings of William S. Burroughs. I recommend this book highly, because this is the time for more of us to look extra hard at the work of the Coen Brothers . . . their filmic America stands now as a very reliable and unrusted mirror of where we all are today . . . and may NOT be tomorrow.
Note: This book is not primarily film criticism but is part of a series using popular culture as a springboard for illustrating various philosophical issues.
Note: This book is not primarily film criticism but is part of a series using popular culture as a springboard for illustrating various philosophical issues.
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Godina:
2008
Izdanje:
1
Izdavač:
The University Press of Kentucky
Jezik:
english
Strane:
306
ISBN 10:
081317323X
ISBN 13:
9780813173238
Serije:
The Philosophy of Popular Culture
Fajl:
PDF, 2.41 MB
IPFS:
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english, 2008
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