Author
Published
- Oxford [England] New York : Clarendon Press ; Oxford University Press 1994
Physical description
267 p. ; 23 cm.
ISBN
- 0198158750 (acid-free paper)
- 9780198158752 (acid-free paper)
Notes
- Includes bibliographical references (p. [238]-257) and index.
- Other format: Also issued online.
Contents
- The Algerian War: History and Ideology, Mythology and Fiction -- Pt. I. Waging a Dirty War, 1954-1962. 1. The Myth of the Paratrooper. 2. The Myth of the Seigneur. 3. Ni victimes ni bourreaux: The Liberal Dilemma. 4. Anti-Colonialist Commitment: Camus's Uninvited Guest -- Pt. II. Remembering the War Without A Name, 1962-1992. 5. 'La Quille, bordel!': Recalling Le Rappel. 6. The Will to Belong: The Myths of the Pieds-Noirs. 7. Le Meme et l'Autre: Imaging the Algerians -- Pt. III. Filming the War Without a Name, 1954-1992. 8. Cinema Images of the Algerian Conflict, 1954-1992.
Subject
- French fiction 20th century History and criticism.
- Algeria History Revolution, 1954-1962 Literature and the revolution.
- Algeria History Revolution, 1954-1962 Motion pictures and the revolution.
- War stories, French History and criticism.
- Motion pictures France History.
- French fiction
- Oorlogsfilms.
- Literatuur.
- Beeldvorming.
- Roman français 20e siècle Histoire et critique.
- Récits de guerre français Histoire et critique.
- Cinéma France Histoire.
- Algérie Histoire 1954-1962 (Guerre d'Algérie) Littérature et guerre.
- Algérie Histoire 1954-1962 (Guerre d'Algérie) Cinéma et révolution.
- Geschichte 1954-1992
- Roman
- Algerienkrieg (Motiv)
- Film
- Literatur
- Algerienkrieg
- Französisch
- Frankreich
Related item
- Online version:: Dine, Philip. Images of the Algerian War. Oxford [England] : Clarendon Press ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1994
- http://www.h-net.org/review/hrev-a0a5l2-aa
- http://www.loc.gov/catdir/enhancements/fy0606/94012383-d.html
Genre
- Bibliography
Language
- English
Related Internet Resources
- This is the first full-length survey in any language of the fiction and film generated in France by the Algerian war (1954 - 1962).
- Although part of a much wider process of decolonization, the conflict was so traumatic decolonization, the conflict was so traumatic that it brought France to the verge of civil war. Its memory continues to haunt French society today. Like America's experience in Vietnam, it has been understood as a paradigm of the collapse of Western certainties in the post-war period. Philip Dine's ground-breaking study examines the novels and films which deal with the war in an attempt to understand the lasting impact of the conflict. By locating texts within institutional and public discourses, it addresses issues of historical agency and ideological dissemination and casts light on the mechanics of literary mystification. Among the writers discussed are Camus, Etcherelli, Millecam, Peree, Cesbron, Clavel, Ikor, Larteguy, Saint-Laurent, and Jules Roy, and the book also explores the films of directors including Godard, Schoendoerffer, Resnais, Tavernier, and Pontecorvo.
- All quotations in French are accompanied by English translations. Innovative and accessible, Images of the Algerian War will interest all teachers and students of the culture and politics of modern France, together with all those concerned with issues of decolonization.
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