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- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Notes on the Contributors
- Foreword
- Introduction
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1. Women in the Director’s Chair: The ‘Female Gaze’ in Documentary Film -
2. New Day Films: Collective Aesthetics and the collection -
3. More Than One - Interview: ‘The Final Projects of Hannah Wilke and Jo Spence’ – A Dialogue Between Elena Crippa and Anna Backman Rogers
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4. The Feminist Voice: Improvisation in Women’s Autobiographical Filmmaking -
5. Speaking About or Speaking Nearby? Documentary Practice and Female Authorship in the Films Of Kim Longinotto -
6. A Politics of Nearness: Uses of Montage and Haptics in Documenting Cultural Experiences of Communities of India -
7. The Other, The Same: Towards a Metamodern Poetics with Heddy Honigmann -
8. The Memories of Belleville Baby: Autofiction as Evidence -
9. To::For::By::About::With::From:: Towards Solid Women: On (Not) Being Addressed by Tracey Moffatt’s Moodeitj Yorgas -
10. Constructing an Intimate Sphere Through Her Own Female Body: Naomi Kawase’s Documentary Films -
11. Celebrity/Activist/Photographer: Mia Farrow - ‘Being a Woman Documentary Maker in Taiwan’ – An Interview with Singing Chen and Wuna Wu
- Select Bibliography
- Index
(p.ix) Notes on the Contributors
(p.ix) Notes on the Contributors
- Source:
- Female Authorship and the Documentary Image
- Author(s):
- Boel Ulfsdotter, Anna Backman Rogers
- Publisher:
- Edinburgh University Press
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- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Notes on the Contributors
- Foreword
- Introduction
-
1. Women in the Director’s Chair: The ‘Female Gaze’ in Documentary Film -
2. New Day Films: Collective Aesthetics and the collection -
3. More Than One - Interview: ‘The Final Projects of Hannah Wilke and Jo Spence’ – A Dialogue Between Elena Crippa and Anna Backman Rogers
-
4. The Feminist Voice: Improvisation in Women’s Autobiographical Filmmaking -
5. Speaking About or Speaking Nearby? Documentary Practice and Female Authorship in the Films Of Kim Longinotto -
6. A Politics of Nearness: Uses of Montage and Haptics in Documenting Cultural Experiences of Communities of India -
7. The Other, The Same: Towards a Metamodern Poetics with Heddy Honigmann -
8. The Memories of Belleville Baby: Autofiction as Evidence -
9. To::For::By::About::With::From:: Towards Solid Women: On (Not) Being Addressed by Tracey Moffatt’s Moodeitj Yorgas -
10. Constructing an Intimate Sphere Through Her Own Female Body: Naomi Kawase’s Documentary Films -
11. Celebrity/Activist/Photographer: Mia Farrow - ‘Being a Woman Documentary Maker in Taiwan’ – An Interview with Singing Chen and Wuna Wu
- Select Bibliography
- Index
