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ISBN
9780700615513
Book Title
Robert Altman's Mccabe and Mrs. Miller : Reframing the American West
Item Length
9.2in
Publisher
University Press of Kansas
Publication Year
2007
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.8in
Author
Robert T. Self
Genre
History, Performing Arts
Topic
Film / General, United States / 19th Century, Film / History & Criticism
Item Width
6.3in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Number of Pages
220 Pages

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Reclaims, reframes, and reexamines one of acclaimed maverick filmmaker Robert Altman's most accomplished and admired movies, McCabe & Mrs. Miller , as a commentary on Western history, the Western film, the times from which it emerged, and as a tribute to a neglected masterpiece of American cinema.

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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700615512
ISBN-13
9780700615513
eBay Product ID (ePID)
59942575

Product Key Features

Book Title
Robert Altman's Mccabe and Mrs. Miller : Reframing the American West
Author
Robert T. Self
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Film / General, United States / 19th Century, Film / History & Criticism
Publication Year
2007
Genre
History, Performing Arts
Number of Pages
220 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9.2in
Item Height
0.8in
Item Width
6.3in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Pn1997.M4236s45 2007
Reviews
"Written with intellectual passion, Self's book embraces and illuminates Altman's angry, funny, moving elegy to the Western film."- Robert Kolker , author of A Cinema of Loneliness "Opens a window onto both the West that was and the turbulent years around Altman's neglected masterpiece."- Elliott West , author of The Contested Plains "A wonderful and compelling work that locates Altman and his movie amidst changes in the genre of the Western, American society, and historical interpretations of the American West."- Richard White , author of "It's Your Misfortune and None of My Own": A New History of the American West, Opens a window onto both the West that was and the turbulent years around altman's neglected masterpiece., Written with intellectual passion, Self's book embraces and illuminates Altman's angry, funny, moving elegy to the Western film.-- Robert Kolker , author of A Cinema of Loneliness Opens a window onto both the West that was and the turbulent years around Altman's neglected masterpiece.-- Elliott West , author of The Contested Plains A wonderful and compelling work that locates Altman and his movie amidst changes in the genre of the Western, American society, and historical interpretations of the American West.-- Richard White , author of Its Your Misfortune and None of My Own: A New History of the American West, "Self's erudite book makes a strong case: this neglected 'anti-Western' may be the truest Western of all."-- Film & History "In this provocative and absorbing study of one of the most intriguing films to emerge from the tumultuous 1960s and early 1970s, Robert Self presents a mirror of the period, revealing, among other things, how the film reflected the feelings and imagination of the moment. . . . Altman's McCabe & Mrs. Miller made an indelible mark on America's popular culture in the 1970s. Robert Self's study expertly analyzes Altman's artistry, provides a comprehensive, historical context, and, most important, greatly enhances the experience of the film."-- Western Historical Quarterly ". . . A worthwhile and useful book, detailed and enthusiastic in its examination of an important post-Western--'post' in the very precise ways that it comes after and moves beyond the mythic West while simultaneously dialoguing with its forms, themes, and traditions."-- Western American Literature "Self's book is important to historians of the West because he places Altman's film in the context of the new western history that emerged in the 1970s and 1980s. McCabe & Mrs. Miller foreshadowed many of the trends in that historical school, such as an emphasis on women in the West and a demythologization of the frontier impulse. . . . A major addition to the field." -- Journal of American History "Combining his long-standing interest in Altman with his knowledge of the Western to salutory effect, Self takes on the challenge of convincing readers that McCabe and Mrs. Miller is a 'signature' film. He proves equal to the task. . . . Joining genre classics such as John Cawelti's The Six-Gun Mystique and Will Wright's Six Guns and Society , this book will be particularly valuable for those interested in study of the Western and film genre in general. Recommended."-- Choice "In his loving analysis of the movie, Self places it in context among other Westerns and the times in which it was made, and points out the ways in which the film was revolutionary. . . . Self marshals many provocative ideas and cites from a variety of historians and critics who have studied the West. . . . Self's placement of McCabe & Mrs Miller within the context of film and U.S. history enhanced my appreciation for it. Self has demonstrated how generous a work of art can be, allowing admiration from a number of angles. . . . Self makes a cogent and passionate argument."-- NewWest.Net, Written with intellectual passion, Self's book embraces and illuminates Altman's angry, funny, moving elegy to the Western film., "Self's erudite book makes a strong case: this neglected anti-Westernmay be the truest Western of all."Film & History "In this provocative and absorbing study of one of the most intriguing films to emerge from the tumultuous 1960s and early 1970s, Robert Self presents a mirror of the period, revealing, among other things, how the film reflected the feelings and imagination of the moment. . . . Altmans McCabe & Mrs. Miller made an indelible mark on Americas popular culture in the 1970s. Robert Selfs study expertly analyzes Altmans artistry, provides a comprehensive, historical context, and, most important, greatly enhances the experience of the film."Western Historical Quarterly ". . . A worthwhile and useful book, detailed and enthusiastic in its examination of an important post-Westernpostin the very precise ways that it comes after and moves beyond the mythic West while simultaneously dialoguing with its forms, themes, and traditions."Western American Literature "Selfs book is important to historians of the West because he places Altmans film in the context of the new western history that emerged in the 1970s and 1980s. McCabe & Mrs. Miller foreshadowed many of the trends in that historical school, such as an emphasis on women in the West and a demythologization of the frontier impulse. . . . A major addition to the field." Journal of American History "Combining his long-standing interest in Altman with his knowledge of the Western to salutory effect, Self takes on the challenge of convincing readers that McCabe and Mrs. Miller is a signaturefilm. He proves equal to the task. . . . Joining genre classics such as John Caweltis The Six-Gun Mystique and Will Wrights Six Guns and Society , this book will be particularly valuable for those interested in study of the Western and film genre in general. Recommended."Choice "In his loving analysis of the movie, Self places it in context among other Westerns and the times in which it was made, and points out the ways in which the film was revolutionary. . . . Self marshals many provocative ideas and cites from a variety of historians and critics who have studied the West. . . . Selfs placement of McCabe & Mrs Miller within the context of film and U.S. history enhanced my appreciation for it. Self has demonstrated how generous a work of art can be, allowing admiration from a number of angles. . . . Self makes a cogent and passionate argument."NewWest.Net, A wonderful and compelling work that locates Altman and his movie amidst changes in the genre of the Western, American society, and historical interpretations of the American West., "Written with intellectual passion, Self's book embraces and illuminates Altman's angry, funny, moving elegy to the Western film."-- Robert Kolker , author of A Cinema of Loneliness "Opens a window onto both the West that was and the turbulent years around Altman's neglected masterpiece."-- Elliott West , author of The Contested Plains "A wonderful and compelling work that locates Altman and his movie amidst changes in the genre of the Western, American society, and historical interpretations of the American West."-- Richard White , author of "It's Your Misfortune and None of My Own": A New History of the American West, Written with intellectual passion, Selfs book embraces and illuminates Altmans angry, funny, moving elegy to the Western film.Robert Kolker , author of A Cinema of Loneliness Opens a window onto both the West that was and the turbulent years around Altmans neglected masterpiece.Elliott West , author of The Contested Plains A wonderful and compelling work that locates Altman and his movie amidst changes in the genre of the Western, American society, and historical interpretations of the American West.Richard White , author of Its Your Misfortune and None of My Own: A New History of the American West
Table of Content
Introduction: Negotiations and Deals 1. The Real and Mythic West 2. Revisionist Western 3. Countercultural Contexts 4. Altman's Art Epilogue: Violence, Decline and Death Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2007
Lccn
2007-015899
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