The Radiant Abyss: Victorian London in the Films of Jack the Ripper
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The Radiant Abyss: Victorian London in the Films of Jack the Ripper

by Amanda J Field

History Film Studies Victorian
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Amanda J Field examines the portrayal of Victorian London in films about Jack the Ripper. The book explores how cinema represents the city’s historical setting and how that setting shapes the enduring cultural image surrounding one of history’s most notorious crimes.

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The Radiant Abyss examines Victorian London as represented in films about Jack the Ripper.

Focusing on the intersection of history and cinema, the book considers how filmmakers depict the city associated with the Ripper.

It offers a study of the visual and cultural presentation of Victorian London through the lens of Jack the Ripper films.

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