The autobiographical documentary in America
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Filmography: p. 222-223
Includes bibliographical references (p. 224-232) and index
The convergence of autobiography and documentary: historical connections -- David Holzman's diary: un unlikely beginning -- The journal entry approach: narrative, chronology, and autobiographical claims -- Autobiographical portraiture: family and self -- Women and the autobiographical documentary: historical intervention, writing, alterity, and the dialogic engagement
Mode of access: Internet
Includes bibliographical references (p. 224-232) and index
The convergence of autobiography and documentary: historical connections -- David Holzman's diary: un unlikely beginning -- The journal entry approach: narrative, chronology, and autobiographical claims -- Autobiographical portraiture: family and self -- Women and the autobiographical documentary: historical intervention, writing, alterity, and the dialogic engagement
Mode of access: Internet
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Reviewer:
Jeff Kreines
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August 12, 2019
Subject: Dreadful
Subject: Dreadful
Why does this book ignore the first (and most influential) autobiographical diary film out of the MIT Film Section? The author doesn't understand autobiographical documentary, but somehow that didn't stop him!
