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Books and Films in Conversation: Jiang Fangzhou and Bo Mi's Textual Adventure
More than 30 hours expanding the boundaries of literary and film criticism
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Audio in Chinese
Jiang Fangzhou: Setting Out on a New Adventure 1. Which Is “Greater,” the Book or the Film? | Introduction and Overview 1 2. When Literature Meets Other Media: Symbiosis or Competition? | Introduction and Overview 2 3. A Narrative More “Familiar” to Us than America? | Hillbilly Elegy Book Review 4. Who Gets to Tell a Story about Class? | Hillbilly Elegy Film Review Extension: Echoes of a Story about Power | The Right-Wing Vice-Presidential Trilogy 5. The Power of Being There, the Power of Truth | Killers of the Flower Moon Book Review 6. “Justice” Left Unfinished | Killers of the Flower Moon Film Review Extension: The Struggle between Reporter and Subject | David Grann Adaptations in Review 7. He Despises the World—If the World Despises Him First | The Power of the Dog Book Review 8. The Auteur's Triumph: How Does a Woman Director Interpret the Western? | The Power of the Dog Film Review 9. Passivity, Repetition, and Dissolution in Murakami's Textual Labyrinth | Men Without Women Book Review 10. When We Talk about Creation: Did Ryusuke Hamaguchi Transcend Murakami? | Drive My Car Film Review Beyond the Film: The “Seven Dragon Ball Fragments” of Drive My Car | Hamaguchi's Narrative Features in Review Extra 1: The Bankruptcy of Identity Politics—I'm Old and Don't Care, but You're Still Young | One Battle After Another, Part I Extra: Another Interpretation of “Raiders of the Lost Ark” | Revisiting The Lost City of Z Extra 2: The “Two Thomases” Trilogy and the “Post-Revolutionary” Quartet | One Battle After Another, Part II Extra 3: A British “Fang Fang's Diary” with the Texture of Online Fiction | Hamnet Book Review Extra 4: The Strengths and Limits of a “Fan-Fiction” Film | Hamnet Film Review