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Hollywood Musicals The Film Reader In Focus Routledge Film Readers First Edition Steven Cohan

Name: Hollywood Musicals The Film Reader In Focus Routledge Film Readers First Edition Steven Cohan
SKU: BELL-2251908
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Hollywood Musicals The Film Reader In Focus Routledge Film Readers First Edition Steven Cohan instant download after payment.

Publisher: Routledge

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.33 MB

Pages: 221

Author: Steven Cohan

ISBN: 041523560X

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: First Edition

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Hollywood Musicals The Film Reader In Focus Routledge Film Readers First Edition Steven Cohan by Steven Cohan 041523560X instant download after payment.

Articles examine the musical in relation to its generic form and conventions, the relationship between narrative and spectacle, gender and feminist analysis, camp production and reception, stardom, and the representation of race and ethnicity.Includes essays by: Rick Altman, Lucie Arbuthnot and Gail Seneca, Carol Clover, Steven Cohan, Richard Dyer, Jane Feuer, Patricia Mellencamp, Linda Mizejewski, Shari Roberts, Pamela Robertson, Michael Rogin, Martin Rubin and Matthew Tinkcom.