Beijing Film Academy Yearbook 2017
Beijing Film Academy Yearbook 2017 (Book)
The annual Beijing Film Academy Yearbook continues to showcase the best academic debates, discussions and research published in the prestigious Journal of Beijing Film Academy from the previous year. This volume brings together specially selected articles, covering the most up-to-date topics in Chinese cinema studies appearing for the first time in English, in order to bridge the gap in cross-cultural research in cinema and media studies, as well as to encourage new conversations.
Edition
The annual Beijing Film Academy Yearbook showcases the best academic debates, discussions and research from the previous year, as previously published in the highly prestigious Journal of Beijing Film Academy. This volume brings together specially selected articles, appearing for the first time in English, in order to bridge the gap in cross-cultural research in cinema and media studies.
The book is the latest in the Intellect China Library series to produce work by Chinese scholars that have not previously been available to English language academia. Covering the subjects of film studies, visual arts, performing arts, media and cultural studies, the series aims to foster intellectual debate and to promote closer cross-cultural intellectual exchanges by introducing important works of Chinese scholarship to readers.
The Journal of Beijing Film Academy was first published in 1984. It is edited by the staff of the Department of Film Studies at the Beijing Film Academy and is highly respected for showcasing the foremost research in Chinese cinema and film education.
Notes on Translation
Preface
Chapter 1: Discussion Panel on the Survival of Film Festivals and Arthouse Cinema Exhibitions in China
Wu Guanping, Zhang Xianmin, Sha Dan and Yang Cheng
Chapter 2: A Series of Essays on the Historical Experience of Chinese Film Criticism and Its Ongoing Challenges
Dai Jinhua, Wang Yichuan, Rao Shuguang, Zhang Yiwu, Zhang Wei, Chen Xuguang and Chen Xiaoyun
Chapter 3: The Ambitious Position of Subjectivity in Mr Six
Zhang Huiyu
Chapter 4: Political Pedagogy, Entertainment and Religious Doctrine: The Triple Identity of Cinema in Republican Era China
Lui Dishan
Chapter 5: The Awkward Spectator and Dormant Subjectivity: The Reconfiguration and Reconceptualisation of Subjectivity in Film Spectatorship According to the 'Bullet Curtain' Phenomenon
Zhao Yue
Chapter 6: The Generic Discourse of Taiwanese Social Realist Crime Films (1979–83): An On-Screen Reflection of Taiwan in the 1970s
Li Ying
Chapter 7: The 'Suffering Narrative' and New Crude Stage Play
He Liang
Chapter 8: Revisit and Re-review: Producing Yan Ruisheng and Rethinking Its Significance in Chinese Film History
Zhang JuanJuan
Notes on Contributors
Journal of BFA Advisory and Editorial Board
Notes on Intellect China Library Series
