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University of York, MA, Film and Literature

University of York
 United Kingdom
The study of the Western and film noir as popular American cinematic genres that spin myths of individual and national identity through a wealth of inherited sources; a case-study on British cinema: questions of literariness, national heritage, directors, stars and experimentation from the silent era to the present; literary adaptation in European cinema; copyright issues in the cinema and in literary production; the history, theory and criticism of intermediality and transmediality: a study of how film and literary forms have borrowed each other’s materials, appropriated and adjusted each other’s communicative strategies and been read as related modes of expression both by real-world audiences and academic theorists; the secretary in film and fiction 1890-1940: a revealing cross-media case-study on 1 tropic figure unforgiven (clint eastwood, 1992); theories of narrative; avant-garde European playwrights; poetry and poetics 1930 to the present; recent American fiction; 15-20,000 word dissertation .

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