This book explores the 'trickster' tale through an in-depth look at Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. It will interest scholars and students of rhetoric and public culture, film studies and communication.
This book explores the 'trickster' tale through an in-depth look at Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy. It will interest scholars and students of rhetoric and public culture, film studies and communication.
Robert E. Terrill is Professor of Rhetoric in the Department of English at Indiana University, USA, where he has spent his entire career. He is the author, coauthor, or editor of four books, one textbook, and several essays, book chapters, and encyclopedia entries.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Myth, Origins, and Batman 1. Approaching Gotham 2. Core Tricksters 3. Villains Who Are Not the Joker 4. Batman Does Not Work Alone 5. Tricksters Identified as Women Conclusion: Engaging Tricksters Index
Introduction: Myth, Origins, and Batman 1. Approaching Gotham 2. Core Tricksters 3. Villains Who Are Not the Joker 4. Batman Does Not Work Alone 5. Tricksters Identified as Women Conclusion: Engaging Tricksters Index
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