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François Truffaut and friends: modernism, sexuality, and film adaptation
Robert Stam
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Frontmatter
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List of Illustrations (page vi)
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Prelude (page vii)
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1. The Origins of Truffaut's Jules and Jim (page 1)
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2. The Wave and Adaptation (page 9)
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3. The Prototype for Jim: Henti-Pierre Roché (page 15)
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4. New York Interlude (page 21)
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5. The Don Juan Books (page 27)
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6. The Prototype for Jules: Franz Hessel and Flânerie (page 37)
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7. Hessel as Novelist (page 47)
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8. Hessel's Parisian Romance (page 53)
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9. The Prototype for Catherine: Helen Grund Hessel (page 57)
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10. L'Amour Livresque (page 63)
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11. The Polyphonic Project (page 69)
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12. Jules and Jim: The Novel (page 75)
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13. From Novel to Film (page 81)
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14. Disarming the Spectator (page 91)
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15. Polyphonic Eroticism (page 113)
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16. Sexperimental Writing: The Diaries (page 117)
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17. Sexuality/Textuality (page 125)
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18. The Gendered Politics of Flânerie (page 133)
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19. Comparative Écriture (page 137)
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20. Two English Girls: The Novel (page 151)
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21. Two English Girls: The Film (page 177)
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22. The (Various) Men Who Loved (Various) Women (page 195)
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Notes (page 215)
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Index (page 229)
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Published: c2006
Publisher: Rutgers University Press
- 9780813540993 (ebook)
- 9780813537245 (hardcover)
- 9780813537252 (paper)