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101 0 _aeng
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200 _aWomen and film
_bTexte imprimé
_ea sight and sound reader
_fPam, Cook
210 _aLondon
_cScarlet press
_cSight and sound
_d1993
215 _aXXIX-287 p.
_cill.
_d23 cm
300 _aBibliogr. p. 254-264
300 _aFilmogr. p. 243-253
330 _aBrought together for the first time, these lively, sophisticated essays bring into focus contemporary debates regarding the representation of women in film and analyze women's practices as filmmakers and actors. Sight and Sound, the pioneering magazine of film criticism, has enlisted a distinguished group of cultural commentators—critics, scholars, novelists—to consider the roles of gender and sexuality in classic and recent cinema. Like Sight and Sound itself, the essays in this book are international in scope and represent the newest perspectives in cultural theory and criticism in a readily accessible style. Challenging dominant myths and the status quo in the industry, these provocative writers consider a wide range of fascinating topics that define the boundaries of traditional cinema and explore unmapped territory. Essays are generously illustrated with stills of films discussed, and each section contains a comprehensive bibliography and filmography.
606 _311951934
_aFemmes
_xAu cinéma
_2rameau
610 _acinéma
610 _afemale gaze
610 _athéorie féministe du cinéma
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_v23
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