Publication

2008 - Methuen Drama, London, England

Language

English

Word Count

65,500 words, Guess

Page Count

262 pages

Identifiers

and 4 more

Classifications

  • DDC791.436
  • LCCPS3562.E353 T6 2008
  • LCCPN1995.3
and 1 more
  • LCCPN1995.3 .P35 2008

Description

"This book, by a leading literary and film scholar, shines light on the complex adaptation process that brought Lee's work to the commercial screen. R. Barton Palmer deftly places Mockingbird within both its fictional setting - a 1930s Southern town marked deeply by racial injustice - and the postwar Civil Rights era that saw the novel and film emerge to such popularity. Palmer demonstrates, with learning and subtlety, how the indirect indictment of the insupportable evil of Jim Crow in both novel and film has proven spectacularly successful in changing hearts and minds for nearly a century."--Jacket.

Subjects

Topics

791.436Lee, HarperLee, harperFilm adaptationsPn1995.3 .p35 2008History and criticismFilm and video adaptations

Genres

  • Film and video adaptations

Series Statement

  • Screen adaptations

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