British Cinema and Thatcherism: Fires Were StartedThe research, analysis and arguments in this book deliver a collection of essays by some of the most important writers in the field of film studies. British Cinema and Thatcherism is an informed and provocative analysis of the connections between British film in the 1980s and the policies and political ideology of the Conservative government of Margaret Thatcher. It offers a detailed book on the British cinema during the last decade. Films during the Thatcher era bear little resemblance to the adaptations so often associated with British film-making, and show a varying degree of reaction to the dominant Thatcherite political and economic ideology. |
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We need not feel constrained by the boundaries of an artist ' s personal
understanding , or to cite D . H . Lawrence ' s famous dictum : “ Never trust the
artist . Trust the tale . ” A clear - cut example here would be Shakespeare ;
obviously , he ...
We need not feel constrained by the boundaries of an artist ' s personal
understanding , or to cite D . H . Lawrence ' s famous dictum : “ Never trust the
artist . Trust the tale . ” A clear - cut example here would be Shakespeare ;
obviously , he ...
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Thatcher was an extremely overbearing , vindictive , and energetic politician who
acted out of a sense of moral rectitude and certitude ; she never exhibited a tinge
of self - doubt about her political principles and moral ends . For eleven years ...
Thatcher was an extremely overbearing , vindictive , and energetic politician who
acted out of a sense of moral rectitude and certitude ; she never exhibited a tinge
of self - doubt about her political principles and moral ends . For eleven years ...
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... film's postproduction reveals that financial backers were uneasy with the
depiction of the IRA as this unstoppable , incorruptible force . Mackenzie never
helps the audience move beyond gangsterism because he never investigates the
IRA .
... film's postproduction reveals that financial backers were uneasy with the
depiction of the IRA as this unstoppable , incorruptible force . Mackenzie never
helps the audience move beyond gangsterism because he never investigates the
IRA .
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Part I | 5 |
Five | 16 |
Modernism in the British Films of the Thatcher | 35 |
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Bibliografické údaje
| Titul | British Cinema and Thatcherism: Fires Were Started |
| Redaktor | Lester D. Friedman |
| Vydání | 2, ilustrované vydání |
| Vydavatel | UCL Press, 1993 |
| ISBN | 1857280725, 9781857280722 |
| Délka | Počet stran: 320 |
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