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Film & Television The Cinema of Barbara Stanwyck
Twenty-Six Short Essays on a Working Star Catherine Russell "Catherine Russell's The Cinema of Barbara Stanwyck adds illuminating dimension to the actress's complex life story and equally vaunted career. Her meticulously researched and thoughtful analysis brings a fresh perspective to Stanwyck' s legacy, and captures the enduring power and charm of the classical Hollywood movie star." —Cineaste University of Illinois Press Series: Women’s Media History Now! May 2023 75 b&w photos 368pp 9780252087172 £25.99 PB now £18.19
Uncomfortable Television Hunter Hargraves
"Uncomfortable Television is an interesting work that raises many compelling questions about the relationship between televisual content and our own processing of reality and invites further discussion on affect theory and how affect potentially shapes most of our behavior. It is an insightful read for academics, political theorists, and students of many strands of humanities...."—Ana Yorke, Popmatters Duke University Press January 2023 32 illus. 264pp 9781478019572 £22.99 PB now £16.09
Consent Culture and Teen Films
Screening Social Justice
Adolescent Sexuality in US Movies Michele Meek
"Through astute analyses of recent American films, Meek teases out the complexities and contradictions inherent in the ideal of affirmative consent. Consent Culture and Teen Films is an essential addition to the literature on teen films and on Hollywood's representation of adolescent sexuality."—Kristen Hatch, author of Shirley Temple and the Performance of Girlhood Indiana University Press April 2023 10 b&w photos 244pp 9780253065742 £25.99 PB now £18.19
Brave New Films and Documentary Activism Sherry B. Ortner In Screening Social Justice, award-winning anthropologist Sherry B. Ortner presents an ethnographic study of Brave New Films, a nonprofit film production company that makes documentaries intended to mobilize progressive grassroots activism. Ortner positions the work of the company within a tradition of activist documentary filmmaking and within the larger field of “alternative media” that is committed to challenging the mainstream media and telling the truth about the world today. Duke University Press April 2023 160pp 9781478019510 £20.99 PB now £14.69
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