Film/Genre¶
Altman, R. (1999). Film/Genre.
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Domain-specific¶
- Genre
- Literary and cultural studies — structurally central: novel, romance, tragedy, lyric, detective fiction and its sub-genres, with production and reception both depending on genre framing. Film and television — a mature genre theory (Altman, Neale) over noir, western, melodrama, and procedural
This sourceAltman's Film/Genre, which sets out film-genre theory in engagement with Neale's work.
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“When Stephen [Neale] demonstrates that”
- Literary and cultural studies — structurally central: novel, romance, tragedy, lyric, detective fiction and its sub-genres, with production and reception both depending on genre framing. Film and television — a mature genre theory (Altman, Neale) over noir, western, melodrama, and procedural
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