Vinte mil léguas submarinas: três leituras cinematográficas do romance verniano

Júlio Verne fez sonhar várias gerações de leitores infantojuvenis e adultos, sendo um dos autores franceses mais traduzidos. Pai, com H. G. Wells, da ficção científica, ele é um mestre incontestável da narrativa de aventuras, de divulgação científica e de antecipação. Neste estudo, recordaremos um dos seus mais afamados romances, Vinte Mil Léguas Submarinas, e três das primeiras adaptações cinematográficas: as de Georges Méliès (Deux Cents Milles Sous les Mers, de 1907), Stuart Paton (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, de 1916) e Richard Fleischer (20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, de 1954).info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

\u3ci\u3e20.000 Leguas de viaje submarino\u3c/i\u3e: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Original work by Leopoldo María Panero Así se fundó Carnaby Street , 1970 In Poesía Completa 1970-2000 Túa Blesa, Colección Visor de Poesía, 200

Exile Vol. LVII

Spence, Caroline:To Lose a Brother 7Frances in Three Parts 8-11 Current, Abby: February\u27s Belly 12Selkie Woman 13-14 Callahan, Meghan: Whirl 15Halloween 25-26cool 27-29Faith 39-40Bookish (cover) Eden, Tristan: Runaway 16Sharkey\u27s Philadelphia 17 Heestand, Ashley: Tragedy, 1979 18-24 Persia, Danny: 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea 30-33Hymn to Satan 34-37 DiMartini, Amanda: untitled 38 Bullock, Karen: Gypsies 41-42 Swensson, Ellie: Phenomenology 43-44 Snow 45-47 Moran, Megan: untitled 48 untitled 58 Whites, Shawn: The Woman Across the Alley 49-57 Roozeboom, Nikki: Stain 59Distant 60-61 Ferguson, Brittani: That Dusty Italian Dugout 62-63 Gateway 64 Burdoff, Holly: Transitions 6

Electrical futures past

Futurist writing about technology emerged in the late 19th century at the same time as new kinds of electrical technology were making utopian futures seem practically attainable. Electrical writers and novelists alike thus borrowed from the popular ‘science’ fiction of Jules Verne, Edward Bellamy and others to try to create self-fulfilling prophecies of a future in which electrical gadgets and machines met all major practical needs of civilization. To the extent that many parts of our world are populated by the hardware that they forecast, they succeeded in their goal

Spartan Daily, March 28, 1955

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Spartan Daily, March 28, 1955

Volume 42, Issue 109https://scholarworks.sjsu.edu/spartandaily/12158/thumbnail.jp