Bitter Tears and an Image of Sickness: Fassbinder and Self-Adaptation

Richard Hand

Bitter Tears and an Image of Sickness: Fassbinder and Self-Adaptation

Richard Hand

Faculty of Business and Creative Industries

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Abstract

This essay explores Fassbinder’s play and film of Petra von Kant as an experiment in self-adaptation. The works are placed in context and analysed in theoretical and critical contexts.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Pasolini, Fassbinder, Europe: between Utopia and Nihilism
Pages	142-150
Publication status	Published - 1 Oct 2010

Keywords

fassbinder
adaptation
theatre practice

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