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" Cinegrafia: "
Robles, Rojo
Smith, Paul Julian
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Latin Dissertation
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Spanish
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1113678
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TLpq2381685186
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| Main Entry
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Robles, Rojo
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Smith, Paul Julian
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Cinegrafia:\ Robles, RojoSmith, Paul Julian
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| College
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City University of New York
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2020
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2020
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Ph.D.
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| Page No
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168
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| Abstract
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The arrival of cinema in Latin America quickly produced an intermedial cultural landscape. To this day, experimental authors in the Hemisphere and the Caribbean write cinegraphic fiction as a way to deal with film’s socio-cultural repercussions. My work addresses the question of how cinema transforms and subverts the creation of fictional narratives in the last five decades. By considering a corpus of post-1968 literary works in Latin America, I argue that contemporary cinegraphic fiction, a concept I coined, shed light on filmic discourses, platforms, and artifacts and transpose film language into literary texts. Intending to rethink polycentric film production and reception, I examine intermedial literary methods, spectatorship, and cinephilia in Latin America. My research uses film theory alongside literary criticism and cultural analysis to explore how cinegraphic storytelling facilitates a commentary on race, gender, class, migrant lives, media, and technology.
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Caribbean fiction
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Cinephilia
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Film studies
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Latin American literature
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Noir literature
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Spectatorship
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