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We Europeans?: Media, Representations, Identities (Intellect Books - Changing Media, Changing Europe) William Uricchio

Name: We Europeans?: Media, Representations, Identities (Intellect Books - Changing Media, Changing Europe) William Uricchio
SKU: BELL-2094306
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We Europeans?: Media, Representations, Identities (Intellect Books - Changing Media, Changing Europe) William Uricchio instant download after payment.

Publisher: Intellect Ltd

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.31 MB

Pages: 202

Author: William Uricchio

ISBN: 1841502073

Language: English

Year: 2009

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We Europeans?: Media, Representations, Identities (Intellect Books - Changing Media, Changing Europe) William Uricchio by William Uricchio 1841502073 instant download after payment.

We Europeans? explores the relationship between media and identity along the fault lines and fissures of the shifting ethnicities, religions, tastes, generations, and languages that make up contemporary Europe. Addressing topics such as film, television, public monuments, and the press, an international group of contributors reveal how European identity is shaped as the continent administratively consolidates. In essays that explore cultural homogenization, longed-for identities, and the fears surrounding transnational media, this volume uncovers the intricate interactions of history and memory as they inform the European present.