Filming the Everyday
Independent Documentaries in Twenty-First-Century China
Herausgeber: Pickowicz, Paul G.; Zhang, Yingjin
Filming the Everyday
Independent Documentaries in Twenty-First-Century China
Herausgeber: Pickowicz, Paul G.; Zhang, Yingjin
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This cutting-edge book examines the rapidly developing scene of Chinese independent documentary, arguably the most courageous player in contemporary Chinese visual culture. The book's emphasis on current issues and its discussion of aesthetic experiments will appeal to all readers interested in China's culture, media, politics, and society.
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This cutting-edge book examines the rapidly developing scene of Chinese independent documentary, arguably the most courageous player in contemporary Chinese visual culture. The book's emphasis on current issues and its discussion of aesthetic experiments will appeal to all readers interested in China's culture, media, politics, and society.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 465g
- ISBN-13: 9781442270237
- ISBN-10: 1442270233
- Artikelnr.: 45375103
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
- Seitenzahl: 212
- Erscheinungstermin: 15. Dezember 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 16mm
- Gewicht: 465g
- ISBN-13: 9781442270237
- ISBN-10: 1442270233
- Artikelnr.: 45375103
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
Paul G. Pickowicz is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History and Chinese Studies at the University of California, San Diego. Yingjin Zhang is Distinguished Professor of Literature and Chinese Studies at the University of California, San Diego.
Acknowledgments
Part I: Cultural Context
1. Introduction: Documenting China Independently, by Paul G. Pickowicz and
Yingjin Zhang
2. Who's Afraid of the Documentary Camera? Refiguring Reality, Memory, and
Power in Chinese Independent Documentary, by Yingjin Zhang
3. For Whom Does the Director Speak? The Ethics of Representation in
Documentary Film Criticism, by Yomi Braester,
Part II: Rural Reconfigurations
4. From Root-Searching to Grassroots: Returning to the Countryside in
Contemporary Chinese Fiction and Independent Documentary Film, by Angie
Chau
5. Zou Xueping's Postsocialist Homecoming, by Paul G. Pickowicz
Part III: Embodied Filmmaking
6. Looking Back while Marching Forward: Reconfiguration of Selfhood in the
Folk Memory Project, by Tong Wang
7. The Memory Projectand Other Ways of Knowing: Filmmaking, Affect, and
Embodied Knowledge, by Laura Kissel
Part IV: Documentary Enactments
8. Gendering Intersubjectivity in New Chinese Documentary: Feminist
Multiplicity and Vulnerable Masculinity in Postsocialist China, by Alvin
Wong
9. From Bumming to Roaming: Xu Tong's The Drifters Trilogy, by Yiman Wang
10. Documenting through Reenacting: Revisiting the Performative Mode in
Chinese Independent Documentaries, by Hongjian Wang
Appendix: Michael Berry, "Memory/Document: In Dialogue with Wu Wenguang's
Memory Project"
Documentary Filmography
About the Contributors
Part I: Cultural Context
1. Introduction: Documenting China Independently, by Paul G. Pickowicz and
Yingjin Zhang
2. Who's Afraid of the Documentary Camera? Refiguring Reality, Memory, and
Power in Chinese Independent Documentary, by Yingjin Zhang
3. For Whom Does the Director Speak? The Ethics of Representation in
Documentary Film Criticism, by Yomi Braester,
Part II: Rural Reconfigurations
4. From Root-Searching to Grassroots: Returning to the Countryside in
Contemporary Chinese Fiction and Independent Documentary Film, by Angie
Chau
5. Zou Xueping's Postsocialist Homecoming, by Paul G. Pickowicz
Part III: Embodied Filmmaking
6. Looking Back while Marching Forward: Reconfiguration of Selfhood in the
Folk Memory Project, by Tong Wang
7. The Memory Projectand Other Ways of Knowing: Filmmaking, Affect, and
Embodied Knowledge, by Laura Kissel
Part IV: Documentary Enactments
8. Gendering Intersubjectivity in New Chinese Documentary: Feminist
Multiplicity and Vulnerable Masculinity in Postsocialist China, by Alvin
Wong
9. From Bumming to Roaming: Xu Tong's The Drifters Trilogy, by Yiman Wang
10. Documenting through Reenacting: Revisiting the Performative Mode in
Chinese Independent Documentaries, by Hongjian Wang
Appendix: Michael Berry, "Memory/Document: In Dialogue with Wu Wenguang's
Memory Project"
Documentary Filmography
About the Contributors
Acknowledgments
Part I: Cultural Context
1. Introduction: Documenting China Independently, by Paul G. Pickowicz and
Yingjin Zhang
2. Who's Afraid of the Documentary Camera? Refiguring Reality, Memory, and
Power in Chinese Independent Documentary, by Yingjin Zhang
3. For Whom Does the Director Speak? The Ethics of Representation in
Documentary Film Criticism, by Yomi Braester,
Part II: Rural Reconfigurations
4. From Root-Searching to Grassroots: Returning to the Countryside in
Contemporary Chinese Fiction and Independent Documentary Film, by Angie
Chau
5. Zou Xueping's Postsocialist Homecoming, by Paul G. Pickowicz
Part III: Embodied Filmmaking
6. Looking Back while Marching Forward: Reconfiguration of Selfhood in the
Folk Memory Project, by Tong Wang
7. The Memory Projectand Other Ways of Knowing: Filmmaking, Affect, and
Embodied Knowledge, by Laura Kissel
Part IV: Documentary Enactments
8. Gendering Intersubjectivity in New Chinese Documentary: Feminist
Multiplicity and Vulnerable Masculinity in Postsocialist China, by Alvin
Wong
9. From Bumming to Roaming: Xu Tong's The Drifters Trilogy, by Yiman Wang
10. Documenting through Reenacting: Revisiting the Performative Mode in
Chinese Independent Documentaries, by Hongjian Wang
Appendix: Michael Berry, "Memory/Document: In Dialogue with Wu Wenguang's
Memory Project"
Documentary Filmography
About the Contributors
Part I: Cultural Context
1. Introduction: Documenting China Independently, by Paul G. Pickowicz and
Yingjin Zhang
2. Who's Afraid of the Documentary Camera? Refiguring Reality, Memory, and
Power in Chinese Independent Documentary, by Yingjin Zhang
3. For Whom Does the Director Speak? The Ethics of Representation in
Documentary Film Criticism, by Yomi Braester,
Part II: Rural Reconfigurations
4. From Root-Searching to Grassroots: Returning to the Countryside in
Contemporary Chinese Fiction and Independent Documentary Film, by Angie
Chau
5. Zou Xueping's Postsocialist Homecoming, by Paul G. Pickowicz
Part III: Embodied Filmmaking
6. Looking Back while Marching Forward: Reconfiguration of Selfhood in the
Folk Memory Project, by Tong Wang
7. The Memory Projectand Other Ways of Knowing: Filmmaking, Affect, and
Embodied Knowledge, by Laura Kissel
Part IV: Documentary Enactments
8. Gendering Intersubjectivity in New Chinese Documentary: Feminist
Multiplicity and Vulnerable Masculinity in Postsocialist China, by Alvin
Wong
9. From Bumming to Roaming: Xu Tong's The Drifters Trilogy, by Yiman Wang
10. Documenting through Reenacting: Revisiting the Performative Mode in
Chinese Independent Documentaries, by Hongjian Wang
Appendix: Michael Berry, "Memory/Document: In Dialogue with Wu Wenguang's
Memory Project"
Documentary Filmography
About the Contributors







