Middlebrow Cinema argues that the centre has been too long overlooked. Reaching beyond popular and art alternatives, the volume explores films that may be middling - even mediocre - by reassessing and reinvigorating the term 'middlebrow'. This ambitious and wide-ranging volume brings together experts in a variety of national and transnational cinemas to examine the different meanings of this term in multiple contexts, from Spain emerging from dictatorship to democracy, to the consumer boom in contemporary China. With 11 original essays offering case studies from around the globe, including the…mehr
Middlebrow Cinema argues that the centre has been too long overlooked. Reaching beyond popular and art alternatives, the volume explores films that may be middling - even mediocre - by reassessing and reinvigorating the term 'middlebrow'. This ambitious and wide-ranging volume brings together experts in a variety of national and transnational cinemas to examine the different meanings of this term in multiple contexts, from Spain emerging from dictatorship to democracy, to the consumer boom in contemporary China. With 11 original essays offering case studies from around the globe, including the UK, USA, Europe, Asia and Latin America, this is ideal for students as well as researchers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Sally Faulkner is Professor of Hispanic Studies and Film Studies at the University of Exeter, and author of Literary Adaptations in Spanish Cinema (2004), A Cinema of Contradiction: Spanish Film in the 1960s (2006) and A History of Spanish Film: Cinema and Society 1910-2010 (2013).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Approaching the Middlebrow: Audience; Text; Institution Sally Faulkner Part I Mapping Middlebrow 1. Hollywood Middlebrow: A Dialectical Approach to 1940s Cinema Chris Cagle 2. Middlebrow Taste: Towards a New Middle Class - A Certain Tendency of 1950s French Cinema Susan Hayward 3. Mumbai Middlebrow: Ways of Thinking About the Middle Ground in Hindi Cinema Rachel Dwyer Part II Case Studies 4. Time and the Middlebrow in 1940s British Cinema Lawrence Napper 5. Rehearsing for Democracy in Dictatorship Spain: Middlebrow Period Drama 1970-77 Sally Faulkner 6. The Mexican Romantic Sex Comedy: The Emergence of Mexican Middlebrow Filmmaking in the 1990s Deborah Shaw 7. Wealth and Justice: Contemporary Chinese Middlebrow Cinema Ting Guo 8. Counter-Heritage, Niddlebrow and the fiction patrimoniale: Reframing 'Middleness' in the Contemporary French Historical Film Will Higbee 9. Radical Politics, Middlebrow Cinema: Salvador (Puig Antich) and the Search for a New Consensus Belén Vidal Part III Middlebrow across Borders 10. 'Kings of the Middle Way': Continental Cinema on British Screens Lucy Mazdon 11. Hypotheses on the Queer Middlebrow Rosalind Galt and Karl Schoonover
Introduction Approaching the Middlebrow: Audience; Text; Institution Sally Faulkner Part I Mapping Middlebrow 1. Hollywood Middlebrow: A Dialectical Approach to 1940s Cinema Chris Cagle 2. Middlebrow Taste: Towards a New Middle Class - A Certain Tendency of 1950s French Cinema Susan Hayward 3. Mumbai Middlebrow: Ways of Thinking About the Middle Ground in Hindi Cinema Rachel Dwyer Part II Case Studies 4. Time and the Middlebrow in 1940s British Cinema Lawrence Napper 5. Rehearsing for Democracy in Dictatorship Spain: Middlebrow Period Drama 1970-77 Sally Faulkner 6. The Mexican Romantic Sex Comedy: The Emergence of Mexican Middlebrow Filmmaking in the 1990s Deborah Shaw 7. Wealth and Justice: Contemporary Chinese Middlebrow Cinema Ting Guo 8. Counter-Heritage, Niddlebrow and the fiction patrimoniale: Reframing 'Middleness' in the Contemporary French Historical Film Will Higbee 9. Radical Politics, Middlebrow Cinema: Salvador (Puig Antich) and the Search for a New Consensus Belén Vidal Part III Middlebrow across Borders 10. 'Kings of the Middle Way': Continental Cinema on British Screens Lucy Mazdon 11. Hypotheses on the Queer Middlebrow Rosalind Galt and Karl Schoonover
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