This companion volume to Frederick Luis Aldamaâ s The Cinema of Robert Rodriguez brings together leading scholars who take a variety of theoretical and critical perspectives in analyzing the filmmaking of todayâ s most prolific and significant Latino direct
This companion volume to Frederick Luis Aldamaâ s The Cinema of Robert Rodriguez brings together leading scholars who take a variety of theoretical and critical perspectives in analyzing the filmmaking of todayâ s most prolific and significant Latino direct
Frederick Luis Aldama is Arts & Humanities Distinguished Professor of English and University Distinguished Scholar at the Ohio State University, where he founded and directs LASER/Latino and Latin American Space for Enrichment and Research. His many books include Analyzing World Fiction: New Horizons in Narrative Theory, Your Brain on Latino Comics: From Gus Arriola to Los Bros Hernandez, and Toward a Cognitive Theory of Narrative Acts.
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Rodriguez's Cinema of Possibilities: An Introduction (Frederick Luis Aldama) Matters of Mind and Media One. From El Mariachi till Spy Kids? A Cognitive Approach (Sue J. Kim) Two. You've Come a Long Way, Booger Breath: Juni Cortez Grows Up in the Spy Kids Films (Phillip Serrato) Narrative Theory, Cognitive Science, and Sin City: A Case Study Three. Painterly Cinema: Three Minutes of Sin City (Patrick Colm Hogan) Four. Sin City, Style, and the Status of Noir (Emily R. Anderson) Five. Sin City, Hybrid Media, and a Cognitive Narratology of Multimodality (Erin E. Eighan) Aesthetic and Ontological Border Crossings and Borderlands Six. Intertextploitation and Post-Post-Latinidad in Planet Terror (Christopher González) Seven. Planet Terror Redux: Miscegenation and Family Apocalypse (Enrique García) Eight. The Border Crossed Us: Machete and the Latino Threat Narrative (Zachary Ingle) Nine. The Development of Social Minds in the "Mexico Trilogy" (James J. Donahue) It's a Wrap Ten. Tarantino & Rodriguez: A Paradigm (Ilan Stavans) Eleven. Five Amigos Crisscross Borders on a Road Trip with Rodriguez (Frederick Luis Aldama, Samuel Saldívar, Christopher González, Sue J. Kim, and Camilla Fojas) Afterword. Postproduction in Robert Rodriguez's "Post-Post-Latinidad" (Alvaro Rodriguez) Works Cited Notes on Contributors Index
Rodriguez's Cinema of Possibilities: An Introduction (Frederick Luis Aldama) Matters of Mind and Media One. From El Mariachi till Spy Kids? A Cognitive Approach (Sue J. Kim) Two. You've Come a Long Way, Booger Breath: Juni Cortez Grows Up in the Spy Kids Films (Phillip Serrato) Narrative Theory, Cognitive Science, and Sin City: A Case Study Three. Painterly Cinema: Three Minutes of Sin City (Patrick Colm Hogan) Four. Sin City, Style, and the Status of Noir (Emily R. Anderson) Five. Sin City, Hybrid Media, and a Cognitive Narratology of Multimodality (Erin E. Eighan) Aesthetic and Ontological Border Crossings and Borderlands Six. Intertextploitation and Post-Post-Latinidad in Planet Terror (Christopher González) Seven. Planet Terror Redux: Miscegenation and Family Apocalypse (Enrique García) Eight. The Border Crossed Us: Machete and the Latino Threat Narrative (Zachary Ingle) Nine. The Development of Social Minds in the "Mexico Trilogy" (James J. Donahue) It's a Wrap Ten. Tarantino & Rodriguez: A Paradigm (Ilan Stavans) Eleven. Five Amigos Crisscross Borders on a Road Trip with Rodriguez (Frederick Luis Aldama, Samuel Saldívar, Christopher González, Sue J. Kim, and Camilla Fojas) Afterword. Postproduction in Robert Rodriguez's "Post-Post-Latinidad" (Alvaro Rodriguez) Works Cited Notes on Contributors Index
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