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Kindred Spirits

Representations of Alcohol in Literature and Film
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The book offers an invaluable introduction to the topic of the representation of alcohol in literature and film from antiquity to the present. The first part deals with literature and includes a genealogy of the relationship between alcohol and fiction. The authors set two Victorian ghost stories and a Nigerian phantasmagorical fable as examples of how alcohol dilutes the boundaries between the living and the dead. The part devoted to film approaches the matter of alcohol both as a personal vice and a vehicle of social interaction. The authors explore American, Irish, and Polish films, paying particular attention to the masculinities they portray. The whole volume can serve as a textbook on these issues. The books and films analyzed will constitute an ample reading and viewing list for a university course.

Author Biography:

José Díaz-Cuesta studied English at the Universities of Oviedo (Spain) and Leeds (UK). He completed his MA in film studies at the University of Valladolid (Spain). He holds a PhD from the University of La Rioja (Spain), where he is a senior lecturer of English literature and film. His teaching and research interests are mainly in Anglo-American and Irish film and literature and the relationships between both disciplines, particularly in their representations of masculinities. He has directed and produced several short films as part of the courses he has been teaching. Anthony Palmiscno is a PhD candidate of Spanish at The Ohio State University (USA), specializing in contemporary Iberian cultural studies. His primary research interests include cultural branding and identity performance through wine events and festivals in the Spanish autonomous community of La Rioja, and how such gastronomic expressions sustain regional identity within the larger context of Spain. Other academic interests include representations of wine in contemporary Spanish literature, cultural sustainability through culinary practice and ritual, language pedagogy, performance pedagogy, and technology-enhanced learning in the foreign language classroom.
Release date Australia
March 16th, 2022
Audience
  • Professional & Vocational
Contributors
  • Edited by ANTHONY PALMISCNO
  • Edited by Jose Diaz-Cuesta
Edition
New edition
Illustrations
2 Illustrations, unspecified
Pages
180
ISBN-13
9783034342728
Product ID
35730810

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