German essays on film / edited by Richard W. McCormick and Alison Guenther-Pal.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Richard W. McCormick and Alison Guenther-Pal
- 1. Late Wilhelmine Germany
- The theater of the little people / Alfred Doblin
- Art at the cinema / Herbert Tannenbaum
- An abyss not to be bridged / Malwine Rennert
- Thoughts on an aesthetics of cinema / Georg Lukacs
- Cinema and the desire to watch / Walter Serner
- Film and I / Hanns Heinz Ewers
- War films / Malwine Rennert
- From On the Sociology of the Cinema / Emilie Altenloh
- 2. Weimar republic, 1918-33
- An expressionist film / Herbert Ihering
- American cinema / Claire Goll
- The substitute for dreams / Hugo von Hofmannsthal
- The bankruptcy of German film / Carl Einstein
- The artistic composition of the film drama / Fritz Lang
- The ideal picture needs no titles : by its very nature the art of the screen should tell a complete story pictorially / F. W. Murnau
- From the visible human / Bela Balazs
- The little shopgirls go to the movies / Siegfried Kracauer
- From the three penny trial : a sociological experiment / Bertolt Brecht
- From film / Rudolf Arnheim
- 3. Nazi Germany 1933-45 - and those who fled ...
- Dr. Goebbels's speech at the Kaiserhof on March 28, 1933 / Joseph Goebbels
- May the strength and beauty of youth have found cinematic form / Leni Riefenstahl
- History and film / Veit Harlan
- The formative power of film / Fritz Hippler
- Gratitude toward the theater / Helmut Kautner
- The culture industry : enlightenment as mass deception / Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno
- Introduction to From Caligari to Hitler : a psychological history of German film / Siegfried Kracauer
- Introduction to The haunted screen : expressionism in the German cinema and the influence of Max Reinhardt / Lotte H. Eisner
- 4. Postwar Germany : 1945 to the present
- A letter to the central military commander of the Soviet occupation zone / Wolfgang Staudte
- Every audience, as everybody knows, has the films it deserves / Gunter Groll, Helmut Kautner and Walter Talmon-Gros
- The Oberhausen manifesto
- What do the "Oberhauseners" want? / Alexander Kluge
- A reflection : befouling our own nest? / Wolfgang Staudte
- That's entertainment : Hitler / Wim Wenders
- Feminism and film / Helke Sander
- On the possibilities of socialist film art : reactions to Mama, I'm alive / Konrad Wolf
- From The third generation / Rainer Werner Fassbinder
- The manifesto of the women film workers
- Women's films are searches for traces / Jutta Bruckner
- DEFA : a personal view / Wolfgang Kohlhaase
- On German postwar film / Enno Patalas
- Transparencies on film / Theodor W. Adorno
- Ex-changing the gaze : re-visioning feminist film theory / Gertrud Koch
- Melodrama and social drama in the early German cinema / Heide Schlupmann
- The indivisible legacy of Nazi cinema / Karsten Witte.
