Picturing Tolkien: Essays on Peter Jackson's the Lord of the Rings Film Trilogy by Janice M. Bogstad & Philip E. Kaveny (Editors) - 2011

302 pages; trade paperback

Table of Contents:Gollum Talks to Himself: Problems and Solutions in Peter Jackson's Film Adaptation of _The Lord of the Rings_
Kristin Thompson
Sometimes One Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures
Verlyn Flieger
Two Kinds of Absence: Elision and Exclusion in Peter Jackson's _The Lord of The Rings_
John D. Rateliff
Tolkien's Resistance to Linearity: Narrating _The Lord of the Rings_ in Fiction and Film
E. L. Risden
Filming Folklore: Adapting Fantasy for the Big Screen through Peter Jackson's _The Lord of the Rings_
Dimitra Fimi
Making the Connection on Page and Screen in Tolkien's and Jackson's _The Lord of the Rings_
Yvette Kisor
"It's Alive!" Tolkien's Monster on the Screen
Sharin Schroeder
The Materiel of Middle-earth: Arms and Armor in Peter Jackson's _The Lord of the Rings_ Motion Picture Trilogy
Robert C. Woosnam-Savage
Into the West: Far Green Country or Shadow on the Water?
Judy Ann Ford and Robin Ann Reid
Frodo Lives But Gollum Redeems the Blood of Kings
Philip E. Kaveny
The Grey Pilgrim and the Challenges of Characterization in Middle-earth
Brian W. Walter
Jackson's Aragorn and the American Superhero Monomyth
Janet Brennan Croft
Neither the Shadow nor the Twilight: The Love Story of Aragorn and Arwen in Literature and Film
Richard C. West
Concerning Horses: Establishing Cultural Settings from Tolkien to Jackson
Janice M. Bogstad
The Rohirrim, the Anglo-Saxons, and the Problems of Appendix F: Ambiguity, Analog and Reference in Tolkien's Books and Jackson's Films
Michael D. C. Drout
Filming the Numinous: The Fate of Lothlorien in Peter Jackson's _The Lord of the Rings_
Joseph Riche and Catherine Barnett