JAST 32: Fall 2010
Published in fall 2010, the 32nd issue of the Journal of American Studies of Turkey explores adaptation, film, and artistic collaboration. Laurence Raw opens the edition by discussing new ways to collaborate. The essays heavily feature cinema and performance. Allen H. Redmon examines how the Coen Brothers play with genre, and Peter Labuza looks at Christopher Nolan's impact on Hollywood film noir. Shifting to text and stage, Réka Mihálka breaks down Ezra Pound’s translation of Japanese Nō theater, while Lance Eaton writes about vocalizing written text. Nicola McCartney and Julia Lane tackle artistic research and pluralism. The issue finishes up with a massive selection of book and film reviews, covering everything from the Coppola family to The Hunger Games.
