Japanese Mythology: From Traditional Theatre Forms to Contemporary Popular Cinema
Author: Frank Bishop, B.A.
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Description: Japanese Mythology: From Traditional Theatre Forms to Contemporary Popular Cinema por Frank Bishop, B.A. This thesis explores the influence of Japanese mythology on traditional theatre forms like Noh and Kabuki, and their subsequent impact on contemporary cinema. Discover how these ancient narratives continue to shape modern film and cultural expressions.
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