This collection of the best articles from the first ten years of Jump Cut magazine form a broad and accessible introduction to socialist/feminist analysis of cinema. The articles focus on five important areas of cinema; Hollywood, North American documentary, third world cinema, Feminist theory and practice, and Gay and Lesbian cinema. This book is of interest to film students, teachers, scholars, and also anyone interested in progressive innovative film and film criticism.
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“There are few better testimonies to the courage and staying power of American oppositional cultural workers than Jump Cut: Hollywood, Politics, and Counter Cinema....”–Cineaste
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Peter Steven is the author of Brink of Reality: New Canadian Documentary Film and Video (BTL, 1993) and The No-Nonsense Guide to Global Media (BTL, 2002). He lives in Toronto.
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New York, Third World, Star Wars, United States, Broken Blossoms, Death Star, Princess Leia, Shirley Temple, Darth Vader, World War, Latin American, Central America, Daily Worker, The Last American Hero, Garcia Espinosa, Battling Burrows, Travel Notebook, Alfredo Guevara, Positive Images, Ben Kenobi, San Francisco, Communist Party, Marlene Dietrich, Soviet Union, The Films of Shirley Browse Sample Pages:
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- Inside/Out: Lesbian Theories, Gay Theories by Diana Fuss in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Shared Differences: Multicultural Media and Practical Pedagogy by Diane Carson in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Media Reception Studies by Janet Staiger in Back Matter
- Radical History Review: Volume 57 by Dimock on page 191
- Now You See It: Studies in Lesbian and Gay Film by Richard Dyer in Back Matter
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