Literature, Print Culture, and the Indian New Wave

IF 0.5 2区 艺术学 0 FILM, RADIO, TELEVISION JCMS-Journal of Cinema and Media Studies Pub Date : 2023-06-05 DOI:10.1353/cj.2022.a899236
Vikrant Dadawala
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ABSTRACT:This article explores the rise and fall of the Hindi literary film, circa 1969–1995. I discuss three hybrid genres that emerged from collaborations between modern Hindi writers and Indian New Wave filmmakers: lighthearted, middlebrow comedies about urban life; an avant-garde cinema characterized by a mofussil modernism; and an activist cinema concurrent with the Indian human rights movement. The article concludes by identifying the factors that pushed Hindi literature and cinema apart in the 1990s, with changes in state policies, the growth of private television channels, and the provincialization of Hindi literary culture.
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文学、印刷文化与印度新浪潮
摘要:本文探讨了1969-1995年间印度文学电影的兴衰。我讨论了现代印地语作家和印度新浪潮电影制作人合作产生的三种混合类型:关于城市生活的轻松、中庸喜剧;以现代主义为特征的前卫电影;还有一家与印度人权运动同步的激进电影院。文章最后指出了在20世纪90年代导致印度文学和电影分离的因素,包括国家政策的变化、私人电视频道的增长以及印度文学文化的地方化。
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