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Routledge Imagining Ancient Cities in Film - Routledge Studies

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Description
Explore how cinema has shaped our understanding of ancient civilisations through iconic urban visions. This Routledge academic study examines film imagery as both spatial setting and cultural projection, tracing how cinematic depictions of cities like Babylon, Troy and Rome have become embedded in collective memory. From Fritz Lang's Metropolis to classic epics, discover how filmmakers have used striking visual storytelling to recreate and capture the spirit of ancient societies and epochs. Perfect for film scholars, historians and students interested in how cinema reconstructs the ancient world and influences modern imagination of historical urban spaces.

Key Features

Routledge Studies in Ancient History series provides rigorous academic analysis of cinema's relationship with historical narrative and ancient cultures.

Examines seminal films including Griffiths' Intolerance, Petersen's Troy and other foundational cinematic visions of classical antiquity.

Analyses how urban spaces function as both storytelling settings and ideological projections in historical film productions.

Explores the lasting cultural impact of cinematic cities on modern collective memory and public imagination of the ancient world.

Ideal for film studies, ancient history, and cultural studies scholars seeking deeper understanding of cinema and historical representation.

Product Specifications
Brand
Routledge
Format
hardcover
ASIN
0415843979
Category
Books > Subjects > Arts & Photography > Film > World Cinema
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
28 January 2015
Listed Since
07 January 2013

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