The Cinema of Terry Gilliam

Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
Introduction, by Jeff Birkenstein, Anna Froula, and Karen Randell
Terry Gilliam Interview, by Karen Randell
1. Steampunked: The Animated Aesthetics of Terry Gilliam in Jabberwocky and Beyond, by Anna Froula
2. Grail Tales: The Preoccupations of Terry Gilliam, by Tony Hood
3. 'And Now for Something Completely Different': Pythonic Arthuriana and the Matter of Britain, by Jim Holte
4. The Baron, the King and Terry Gilliam's Approach to 'the Fantastic', by Keith James Hamel
5. The Subversion of Happy Endings in Terry Gilliam's Brazil, by Jeffrey Melton and Eric Sterling
6. The Fissure King: Terry Gilliam's Psychotic Fantasy Worlds, by Jacqueline Furby
7. 'You can't change anything': Freedom and Control in Twelve Monkeys, by Gerry Canavan
8. 'It shall be a nation': Terry Gilliam's Exploration of National Identity, Between Rationalism and Imagination, by Ofir Haivry
9. 'Won't somebody please think of the children?': The Case for Terry Gilliam's Tidelands, by Kathryn A. Laity
10. Divorced from Reality: Time Bandits in Search of Fulfilment, by Jeff Birkenstein
11. Celebrity Trauma: The Death of Heath Ledger and The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus, by Karen Randell
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