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Letters and Literacy in Hollywood Film
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Letters and Literacy in Hollywood Film

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Format Hardback or Cased Book
ISBN-10 1137022183
ISBN-13 9781137022189
Publisher Palgrave Macmillan
Imprint Palgrave Macmillan
Country of Manufacture GB
Country of Publication GB
Publication Date Jul 23rd, 2013
Print length 142 Pages
Weight 308 grams
Dimensions 21.90 x 14.10 x 1.40 cms
Ksh 8,100.00
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We are so used to images of words that it is easy to ignore the different ways in which they work in films. This book explores both the letters that come in the post and the many other kinds that are offered to us on screen.

Films are full of words on the screen. There are letters that come in the post, written and printed papers, and epitaphs. They can be declarations of love, or the words that tell us where we are or what is happening, varying from the most intimate confessions to straightforward signs. We do not often pause to think about our own interpretation of them, yet our response to reading and writing can be an important part of how we understand films. This book looks in detail at five films - Letter from an Unknown Woman; All This, and Heaven Too; The Man who Shot Liberty Valance; Into the Wild; and The Reader - and reveals how words work on screen, and the importance of literacy in their worlds. It sheds new light on some classic films and explores the uses of this form of expression in the work of modern film makers.


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