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Iranian Studies, 1985
The chief characters of the story:Mashd HasanEslamKadkhodaMashd JabbarMashd Safar's sonAbbasEsma'ilMusorkheh [Redhead]HasaniMashd BabaMashd ZaynalMashd Hasan's wifeAbbas's sisterNaneh KhanomNaneh FatemehThree PurusisThe other inhabitants of the villageMen, women, and childrenBayal. Squat mud huts, twisting alleys.
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The chief characters of the story:Mashd HasanEslamKadkhodaMashd JabbarMashd Safar's sonAbbasEsma'ilMusorkheh [Redhead]HasaniMashd BabaMashd ZaynalMashd Hasan's wifeAbbas's sisterNaneh KhanomNaneh FatemehThree PurusisThe other inhabitants of the villageMen, women, and childrenBayal. Squat mud huts, twisting alleys.
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2013
There is something quixotic about the pursuit of the ‘first screenplay’, which as Steven Maras warns ‘has proven unhelpful’ because ‘the search for firsts and origins can have the tendency to “fix” the landscape in particular ways, leading to a reductive view of the development and institutionalisation of screenwriting’.1 Yet posing the question can ...
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There is something quixotic about the pursuit of the ‘first screenplay’, which as Steven Maras warns ‘has proven unhelpful’ because ‘the search for firsts and origins can have the tendency to “fix” the landscape in particular ways, leading to a reductive view of the development and institutionalisation of screenwriting’.1 Yet posing the question can ...
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Characters as fictional migrants: Atonement, adaptation and the screenplay process
Journal of Screenwriting, 2020Joakim Hermansson
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