Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 17,Ausgabe 31995 |
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... finally evolved a sophisticated theory of the audience for the products of capitalist mass culture , we now find our theories tested . We have our work cut out for us as cultural theorists in the next decade , particularly as we ...
... finally evolved a sophisticated theory of the audience for the products of capitalist mass culture , we now find our theories tested . We have our work cut out for us as cultural theorists in the next decade , particularly as we ...
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... finally , dream- ing about a husband , she gets some children's shoes and longingly looks at them . One needs to say that Vera Maretskaya is one of a few actresses who allow their heroines , within the boundaries of their roles , to be ...
... finally , dream- ing about a husband , she gets some children's shoes and longingly looks at them . One needs to say that Vera Maretskaya is one of a few actresses who allow their heroines , within the boundaries of their roles , to be ...
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... Finally , when her black child has been accepted by the Soviet citizens ( the " well - knit family of nations and na- tionalities " ) , she can now understand Russian ( and implicitly the concepts of Socialist Realism ) . Responding to ...
... Finally , when her black child has been accepted by the Soviet citizens ( the " well - knit family of nations and na- tionalities " ) , she can now understand Russian ( and implicitly the concepts of Socialist Realism ) . Responding to ...
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Views from the PostFutureSoviet Eastern European Cinema | 3 |
Jewish Identity in PostCommunist Hungarian Cinema | 24 |
Why Stalinist Musicals? | 38 |
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