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29 JULY 2012
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Fahrenheit 451: illustrations replace text in newspapers

Montag (Oskar Werner) 'reads' his illustrated newspaper in bed. The scene is from François Truffaut's classic film treatment of Ray Bradbury's 1953 novel about a dystopian world where written books have been outlawed.

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1953 • 1966 • censorship • comic book • Fahrenheit 451 • Francois Truffaut • futuristic society • graphic novel • graphic representation • illustrated book • illustrated news • illustration in magazines • illustration to visually communicate information • images replace text • Julie Christie • language censorship • Linda (character) • literature • magazine layout • mass media age • media consumption • Montag (character) • newspaper • newspaper illustration • Nouvelle Vague • Oskar Werner • picture book • picture language • picture newspaper • reading • remediation • sequential art • storyboard • storytelling format • visual communication • visual language • visual literacy

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Simon Perkins
29 JULY 2012
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Fahrenheit 451: passive consumption through audience participation

"When the 'Family' (the television with its 'cousin' announcers and actors) presents an interactive play in which Linda believes she has a role, an actor (Donald Pickering) wearing glasses with thick, black rectangular frames, turns to the camera as it zooms in on him and says, 'What do you think, Linda?'"

(Tom Whalen, Gale Student Resources In Context)

Whalen, Tom. "The Consequences of Passivity: Re–evaluating Truffaut's Fahrenheit 451," in Literature–Film Quarterly, Vol. 35, No. 3, July, 2007, pp. 181(10).

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1966 • Alphaville • anti-intellectualism • audience participation • ban • banned • Bernard Herrmann • big brother • book • book burning • book-people • books • burning • Clarisse (character) • comic book • conformity • consolette • control • display wall • domestic futures • dystopia • dystopian future • Fahrenheit 451 • fire • fire department • firefighter • fireman • Francois Truffaut • Furia • futuristic society • Gattaca • housewife • humour • individualism • interactive drama • interactive experience • interactive teledrama • interactive television • It Happened Here (film) • Julie Christie • Linda (character) • literature • Machiavelli • mahogany veneer • massification • media consumer • Metropolis (1927) • Montag (character) • new forms of television • Nicolas Roeg • Nineteen Eighty-Four (1949) • Oskar Werner • parlor wall • parlour • participation drama • participative media • passive consumer • passive consumption • picture newspaper • pro-literature underground • Ray Bradbury • reading • reality television • science fiction • self-reflexivity • sensory deprivation • speculative fiction • subversion • telecast • television • television screen • The Family (television) • The Handmaids Tale • The Martian Chronicles • The Prince (book) • THX 1138 • totalitarianism • TV parlor • TV story • TV wall • video wall • visual joke • wall TV • wall-sized screen • what do you think • written language • written word

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Simon Perkins
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