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Screen adaptation as reading transaction: A creative application of Louise M. Rosenblatt's transactional theory of reading
Creating the world waiting to be created: Jack Smith and D. W. Winnicott performing themselves
 
Ghost-watching American modernity: Haunting the hemispheric imaginary
Behind the scenes: Understandings of school leadership from contemporary movies and TV shows
 
Film performance and the American vernacular: The independent acts of John Cassavetes
Transnational media imaginaries: Cinema, digital technology and uneven globalization
 
Self-staging auteurs in search of a cinema: Jean-Luc Godard, Woody Allen and Eduardo Coutinho
Retoricas de lo popular en el cine y la literatura argentina de la primera mitad del siglo XX
 
Figures of silent speech: Silent film dialogue and the American vernacular, 1909--1916
Narrating modernization: Documentary films in Cold War Italy (1948--1955)
 
The use of moral dilemmas derived from feature films to teach American history in secondary schools
The city that made the pictures move: Gender, labor, and the film industry in Los Angeles, 1908--1917
 
Calling all stars: Emerging political authority and cultural policy in the propaganda campaign of World War I
Enacting the canon: The dramatization of composers on the American stage and screen, 1910--1938
 
Vienna, girls, and Jewish authorship: Topographies of a cinematic city, 1920--40
Towards a poetics of neorealism: Tragedy in the Italian cinema 1942--1948
 
Realism, violence and representation of migrants and minorities in contemporary Europe
The traffic in technologies: Early cinema and visual culture in Bengal, 1840--1920
 
The market for ethics: Culture and the neoliberal turn at UNESCO
The forgiveness to come: Dreams and aporias
 
Riots in the Streets: Journalism, Mob Violence, and the Hollywood Left, 1949 to 1951
Star-laborers, body spectacle, and flexible specialization in global action cinema
 
More than a mass noise!?: Popular music and polyphonic soundscapes in postsocialist Chinese cinema, media, and culture
The End at The End: Apocalyptic Cinema at the Close of a Millennium
 
Travel and Italian Masculinities in Gianni Amelio's Cinema
The Transnational Asian Studio System: Cinema, Nation-State, and Globalization in Cold War Asia
 
Between Film, Video, and the Digital: The Art of Hybrid Moving Images, Medium Specificity, and Intermediality
Utopian Dreams meet Hard Realities: The Culture and Economics of the "Digital"
 
Trying To Get Over: African American Directors After Blaxploitation, 1977--1986
Main Street Movies: Local Films in the United States, 1909--1934
 
Italians on the Move: Towards a History of Migration Cinema
No End In Sight: Complicated Closures During Late Communism in Poland
 
Operatic Imagination: Vernacular Chinese Film Culture in a Hong Kong-China Nexus 1933--1985
Reality Bytes: Reclaiming the Real in Digital Documentary
 
Rhythmic Film: Time and Mediation in Classical Film Theory and Aesthetics