Documenting the Documentary: Close Readings of Documentary Film and Video, New and Expanded Edition (Contemporary Approaches to Film and Media Series)

by Barry Keith Grant (Editor)

Other authorsLinda Williams (Contributor), Robert Stam (Contributor), William Rothman (Contributor), Thomas Waugh (Contributor), Bill Nichols (Foreword), Lucy Fischer (Contributor), Sandy Flitterman-Lewis (Contributor), John R. Cook (Contributor), Vivian Sobchack (Contributor), Bart Testa (Contributor), Jeannette Sloniowski (Editor) — 20 more, Seth Feldman (Contributor), William Guynn (Contributor), Caryl Flinn (Contributor), Charlie Keil (Contributor), Frank P. Tomasulo (Contributor), Jim Leach (Contributor), Paula J. Massood (Contributor), David T. Johnson (Contributor), Joanne Hershfield (Contributor), Carl Plantinga (Contributor), Sheila Petty (Contributor), Joan Nicks (Contributor), Jeanne Hall (Contributor), Diane Scheinman (Contributor), Julia Lesage (Contributor), Virginia Bonner (Contributor), Leshu Torchin (Contributor), Jeffrey K. Ruoff (Contributor), Book Review Editor Liz Czach (Contributor), Book Review Editor Noah Isenberg (Contributor)
Paperback, 2013

Status

Available

Call number

REF.KGB

Publication

Wayne State University Press (2013), Edition: New, Expanded ed., 600 pages

Tags

documentaries, history and criticism, film, cinema, performing arts, performing art, history, criticism

Description

Anthology of essays on the artistic and persuasive aspects of documentary film from a range of critical viewpoints.

Physical description

600 p.; 6 inches

Language

English

Original language

English

ISBN

0814339719 / 9780814339718

Subjects

Documentary films History and criticism

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