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tbrennan requests:


> I'm developing a course in Asian Film studies -- Japan, China, Hong
> Kong, Vietnam, India -- and would appreciate suggestions on texts and
> reading sources.

Is there a particular focus to the course?  Is it lower-level,
upper-level and/or grad?  Is it part of a particular curricular
program?  Are you restricting your studies to recent, post-WWII, or
earlier films?

I ask because Asian Film is a huge area.  The literature on Japanese
film alone is extensive.  If you're concentrating on a few "auteurs,"
or a particular movement or genre, that's one thing, but the history of
the Indian and Japanese film industries are subjects for a whole course
of their own.  A search of the Library of Congress website for books
should give you an hint of the extent of material out there.  Also see
the bibliographies in David Cook's A HISTORY OF NARRATIVE FILM and
Kristin Thompson and David Bordwell's FILM HISTORY: AN INTRODUCTION.

Don Larsson


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Donald Larsson
Minnesota State U, Mankato
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