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Noble’s detailed attention in her nuanced filmic analysis is admirable, as is her holistic approach to performance ... It is precisely through this nuanced examination of seemingly disparate material that this book provides an original and significant contribution paving the way for further work in this direction.
Noble’s detailed attention in her nuanced filmic analysis is admirable, as is her holistic approach to performance ... It is precisely through this nuanced examination of seemingly disparate material that this book provides an original and significant contribution paving the way for further work in this direction.
Taking into account the tensions between craft and public persona and adopting what she calls a “holistic view of performance”, Noble’s carefully researched, lucid, and significant book examines contemporary Spanish film in the light of the ever-shifting political context.
In this bold book, Noble presents performance in cinema (in varied manifestations) as a heightened, privileged moment, opening out onto exhilarating new understandings of the Spanish past, identity politics, the political landscape and even, strikingly, as therapy.
Fiona Noble is a researcher of contemporary Spanish cinema and visual culture. She has a PhD from the University of Aberdeen and has worked as a Teaching Fellow at Durham University and the University of Aberdeen. She has published on intercultural lesbian relationships in contemporary Spanish cinema, on the child in Spanish cinema and on corporeal representations in the work of Salvador Dalí.
Noble’s detailed attention in her nuanced filmic analysis is admirable, as is her holistic approach to performance ... It is precisely through this nuanced examination of seemingly disparate material that this book provides an original and significant contribution paving the way for further work in this direction.
Taking into account the tensions between craft and public persona and adopting what she calls a “holistic view of performance”, Noble’s carefully researched, lucid, and significant book examines contemporary Spanish film in the light of the ever-shifting political context.
In this bold book, Noble presents performance in cinema (in varied manifestations) as a heightened, privileged moment, opening out onto exhilarating new understandings of the Spanish past, identity politics, the political landscape and even, strikingly, as therapy.
Fiona Noble is a researcher of contemporary Spanish cinema and visual culture. She has a PhD from the University of Aberdeen and has worked as a Teaching Fellow at Durham University and the University of Aberdeen. She has published on intercultural lesbian relationships in contemporary Spanish cinema, on the child in Spanish cinema and on corporeal representations in the work of Salvador Dalí.