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"This book describes in detail how music and sound function as a constituent part of the prestige combat film's larger work of memorialization in the cultural realm of commercial cinema. As Rikke Schubart and Anne Gjelsvik note, historians must deal with 'the complexity of history, war, heroism, patriotism, memory, and the process of their representation.' Hymns for the Fallen traces an expressive sonic continuity in this 'process of representation' for serious war films. The three elements of the soundtrack--dialogue, sound effects, music--are treated in detail in the chapters which follow, although music proves to be of particular interest."--Site de l'éditeur.

The Poetical Works of John and Charles Wesley: Hymns for times of persecution and troubel ; Hymns to be sung in a tumult ; Hymns for times of trouble for the year 1745 ; Hymns for the public thanksgiving day, Oct. 9, 1746 ; Hymns for the nativity of our Lord ; Hymns for our Lord's resurrection ; Hymns for Ascension-day ; Hymns of petition and thanksgiving for the promise of the Father ; Hymns for those that seek and those that have redemption in the blood of Jesus Christ ; Hymns and sacred poems

John Wesley

Published: 1869

Total Pages: 510


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John Wesley's impact on Methodist theology and practice is well established, but there are many other early figures who shaped Methodism just as thoroughly. Quest for Love Divine explores the contributions of Charles Wesley by exploring the impact of his lyrics on methodist worship, and the importance of lyrical theology in the founding of Methodism. Chilcote also examines the contributions of early Methodist women such as Dorothy Fisher, Mary Taft and Sarah Crosby, exploring how the Wesley brothers and their community sought to inhabit 'faith working by love leading to holiness of heart and life'. In his collection of essays, Chilcote explores the salient themes of Wesleyan theology and practice, and reflects on its legacy, in the Wesley's time and in ours. By focussing on the nature of their discipleship and the centrality of 'love divine', Chilcote brings Wesleyan theology into sharp and practical focus.