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2009/2010
visual
culture
World Cinema Publishing
from I.B.Tauris
NEW I.B.TAURIS WORLD CINEMA SERIES

Series Editor: Lcia Nagib, Professor of World Cinema, University of Leeds
Were delighted to present to you this exciting publishing project in World

Advisory Board: Cinema.
The World Cinema Series will explore cinemas in terms of their own contexts and traditions as
Laura Mulvey (UK) experienced by contemporary multicultural audiences worldwide, with contributions by writers
working within those cinemas.
Donald Ritchie (Japan) Clearly written for both academic and general interest readers, the books will celebrate the richness
and complexity of film art across the globe. Strands will include new approaches to World Film
Robert Stam (USA) theory, new translations of classic works, books on New Cinemas focusing on recent film revivals,
and re-assessments of major movements, genres, technologies and stars.
Ismail Xavier (Brazil) We welcome your ideas and submissions:
Professor Lcia Nagib: L.Nagib@leeds.ac.uk
Philippa Brewster: p.brewster@blueyonder.co.uk
TITLES IN THIS SERIES SO FAR

BRAZIL ON SCREEN Cinema Novo, New Cinema Utopia Lcia Nagib
EAST ASIAN CINEMAS Exploring Transnational Connections on Film Leon Hunt and Leung Wing-Fai
LEBANESE CINEMA Imagining the Civil War and Beyond Lina Khatib
CONTEMPORARY NEW ZEALAND CINEMA Ian Conrich and Stuart Murray (Eds)
NEW TURKISH CINEMA Belonging, Identity and Memory Asuman Suner
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NEW TURKISH CINEMA THE CHILD IN FILM HORROR ZONE
Belonging, Tears, Fears and The Cultural
Identity and Fairy Tales Experience of
Memory Karen Lury, University of Contemporary
Asuman Suner, Kadir Glasgow Horror Cinema
Has University of Ian Conrich (Ed.),
Istanbul Birkbeck, University of
London
NEW NEW NEW
Providing a sharp and engaging analysis of Ghastly and ghostly children, dirty little In Horror Zone, leading international writers
the films by internationally acclaimed new white girls, the child as witness and as on horror take horror out into the world
wave Turkish directors like Nuri Bilge victim, have always played an important part beyond cinema screens to explore the
Ceylan, Zeki Demirkubuz, Dervis Zaim, in the history of cinema, as have child interconnections between the films and
Serdar Akar and Yilmaz Erdogan, this is the performers themselves. In exploring the modern media and entertainment industries,
first full examination of contemporary disruptive power of the child in films made economies and production practices, cultural
Turkish cinema to be published in English. for an adult audience across popular films, and political forums, spectators and fans.
Asuman Suner explores the emergence of including Taxi Driver and Japanese horror, and They critically examine the ways in which
the new wave Turkish cinema against the art-house productions like Mirror and Pans the horror genre functions in all its
backdrop of the drastic transformation of Labyrinth, Karen Lury investigates why the multifarious forms, for example the Friday the
Turkey since the 1990s. Suner argues that figure of the child has such a significant 13th films as modern grand guignol, the
this new cinema, including both commercial impact on the visual aspects and storytelling relationship between the contemporary
and independent productions, persistently potential of cinema. Lurys main argument is horror film and the theme park ride, horror
returns to the themes of belonging, identity that the child as a liminal yet powerful agent as art house cinema, connections between
and memory. At the same time, she has allowed filmmakers to play pornography and the horror film and the
addresses the divergences between popular adventurously with cinemas formal place of special effects in this most
and art cinema that destabilise the very conventions with far-reaching respectable of Hollywood genres.
distinction between these categories. consequences. In particular, she reveals how
a childs relationship to time allows it to
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OUTSIDER FILMS ON ISRAELI CINEMA INGMAR BERGMAN

INDIA 1950 1990
Shanay Jhaveri (Ed.) East/West and the The Life and
Politics of Films of the Last
Representation Great European
Ella Shohat, New York
University
Director
Geoffrey Macnab
For scholars and cinephiles, Indophiles and When the Hebrew edition of this
NEW NEW,FULLY REVISED EDITION
Ingmar Bergman was the last and arguably
NEW
travellers, this book is a revelation. Cinema groundbreaking book came out, it provoked the greatest of the old-style European
has always provided a special lens for a stormy public debate.This new edition of auteurs and his influence across all areas of
viewing India and, when combined with an Israeli Cinema features a substantial new contemporary cinema has continued to be
outsiders perspective, reveals new and often postscript that reflects on the books initial considerable since his death in July 2007.
refreshingly significant facets of its culture reception and points to exciting new trends Drawing on interviews with collaborators
and society. Beautifully designed with 100 in the cinematic representation of Israel and and original research, this book puts
illustrations in colour and B&W, this book Palestine. Ella Shohat explores the cinema as Bergmans career into the context of his life
presents a varied interpretation of the a productive site of national culture, dating and offers a new and revealing portrait of
country as well as its relationship with the back to the early Zionist films about turn-of- this great filmmaker. Geoffrey Macnab
West through a discussion of ten distinctive the-century Palestine. She offers a explores the often painfully autobiographical
films, some documentary and some fictional, deconstructionist reading of Zionism, nature of his work, while also looking in
spanning 40 years from Indias independence. viewing the cinema as itself participating in detail at Bergman as a craftsman. He
International critics, artists and scholars have the invention of the nation. Unthinking the considers Bergmans working relationship
delved deep into this carefully assembled list, Eurocentric imaginary of East versus West, with his actors, his passion for theatre,
from Renoirs The River and Langs The Tiger Shohat highlights the paradoxes of an literature and classical music and his
of Eschnapur to Pasolinis Notes for a Film on anomalous national/colonial project through obsession with death and cruelty.The book
India and Corneaus Nocturne Indien.Their a number of salient issues, including the traces his traumatic childhood, asking how
conversations, reflections and polemics trace Sabra figure as a negation of the Diaspora his experiences growing up as the son of a
the evolution of ideas about India as viewed Jew, the iconography of the land of Israel as strict Lutheran pastor fed into his later
onscreen, re-assess its cultural development, a denial of Palestine, and the narrative role writing and filmmaking. It also looks at his
and, simultaneously, lay bare a meditation on of the good Arab. political life, chronicling his teenage flirtation
foreignness. with Nazism, his bitter spat in the mid-70s
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A SHORT HISTORY OF X FILMS LIVE FLESH
visual culture
FILM True Confessions of a Radical The Male Body in Contemporary
Filmmaker Spanish Cinema
Santiago Fouz-Hernndez, University of
Wheeler Winston Dixon & Gwendolyn Audrey
Foster, both at the University of Nebraska. Alex Cox
Durham and Alfredo Martinez-Expsito,
University of Queensland
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James Chapman, University of Leicester &
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Beyond Nicholas J. Cull, University of Southern BERTRAND TAVERNIER
Lina Khatib, Royal Holloway University of California
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Stephen Hay
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CONTEMPORARY NEW Male Bodies in Contemporary MIDDLE EAST
Cinema Politics in the Cinemas of
ZEALAND CINEMA Santiago Fouz-Hernndez (Ed.), University
Ian Conrich, Birkbeck University of London of Durham
Hollywood and the Arab World
Lina Khatib, Royal Holloway University of
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Exploring Transnational The Montage of Music, Image MADRID
and Sound in Cinema European Cities, Postmodern
Robert Robertson, Composer and
Connections on Film
Leon Hunt, Brunel University & Leung Wing-
Filmmaker
Cinema
Ewa Mazierska, University of Central
Lancashire and Laura Rascaroli, National
Fai (Eds)
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University of Ireland
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THE QUEER CINEMA OF The Cinema of a Cultural CINEMA AND SOCIETY SERIES
DEREK JARMAN Traveller

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His Life and Work
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Lcia Nagib, University of Leeds
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A SPANISH LABYRINTH Lcia Nagib (Ed.), University of Leeds
The Films of Pedro Almodovar
Mark Allinson, Regents College London
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VISIONS OF THE EAST SATYAJIT RAY: THE INNER
Orientalism in Film EYE CIN-FILE FRENCH
Matthew Bernstein and Gaylyn Studlar (Eds) The Biography of a Master
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Filmmaker
FILM GUIDES
Andrew Robinson, Visiting Fellow,Wolfson
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College, Cambridge
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Series Editor: Ginette Vincendeau
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MAKHMALBAF AT LARGE The Cin-Files offer authoritative and
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The Making of a Rebel entertaining guides to the most significant
ONCE UPON A TIME IN films of French cinema, from the silent era to
the early twenty-first century.Written by
Filmmaker
Hamid Dabashi, Columbia University, New THE ITALIAN WEST experts in this vibrant film culture, the books
York The Filmgoers Guide to combine extensive research with the
Foreword by Mohsen Makhmalbaf Spaghetti Westerns authors distinctive, sometimes provocative
perspective on each film.The series will thus
build up an essential collection on great
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French classics, enabling students, teachers
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IRANIAN CINEMA new discoveries in one of the worlds richest

A Political History SPAGHETTI WESTERNS bodies of cinematic work.
Cowboys and Europeans from Ginette Vincendeau has assembled an
Hamid Reza Sadr
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Karl May to Sergio Leone elite corps of film scholars to address a
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they deserve. Dudley Andrew

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THE NEW IRANIAN
CINEMA PROPAGANDA AND THE
Politics, Representation and GERMAN CINEMA
Identity 19331945
Richard Tapper (Ed.), SOAS David Welch, University of Kent
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RELIGION AND FILM FILM PROPAGANDA

Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany NIKITA
Richard Taylor, University of Swansea
An Introduction
Melanie J. Wright, Centre for
JewishChristian Relations, Cambridge 280 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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French Film Guide
Susan Hayward,
University of Exeter
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THE CROWDED PRAIRIE
CHASING DRAGONS American National Identity in the
An Introduction to the Martial Hollywood Western
Arts Film Michael Coyne
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old junkie, Nikita (Anne Parillaud) who is
given a second chance in life through being

OUTLAW MASTERS OF trained to be and becoming a skilled
JAPANESE FILM assassin for the State. Nikita is a cult classic,
directed by Luc Besson (with Thierry
Chris D. Arbogast as director of photography) in his
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SATYAJIT RAY: A VISION neo-baroque symphony. She goes in depth
OF CINEMA into key sequences of the film, examines its
reception as a popular film by audiences and
Andrew Robinson, Visiting Fellow,Wolfson critics, and looks at The Assassin, the
College, Cambridge Hollywood remake of Nikita.
This is a wonderfully exciting book on an
underrated film. It also shows that the
Photographs by Nemai Ghosh; Drawings by
woman placed at the centre of a film noir
Satyajit Ray
can, as Susan Hayward points out, for once
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UN CHIEN ANDALOU RIFIFI LE CORBEAU
French Film Guide
French Film Guide French Film Guide Judith Mayne, Ohio State University
Elza Adamowicz, Queen Alastair Phillips, 128 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Mary, University of University of Warwick

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CASQUE D'OR
French Film Guide
Sarah Leahy, University of Newcastle upon
NEW
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In 1929 Dali and Bunuel produced a Du rififi chez les hommes (1955), directed by
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the exiled American film director Jules

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seventeen-minute film Un chien andalou. On
its first screening, Georges Bataille referred Dassin, recounts the nail-biting tale of a
to it as that extraordinary film Parisian gangster heist gone wrong. Famed

penetrating so deeply into horror. Its script for its extended dialogue free robbery CLO DE 5 7
is said to be based on two dream images a sequence, it is both a classic French film noir
and one of the greatest, most influential
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womans eye slit by a razor, ants emerging
from a hole in a mans hand, and the film crime films. In this lively companion to the
Valerie Orpen
shocked audiences. It continues to fascinate, film, Alastair Phillips reveals Dassins role as a
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provoke, attract and alienate its viewers director of socially conscious Hollywood film
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and to influence filmmakers. Elza noir and argues that his seminal contribution
Adamowiczs lucid critical guide to this most to the regeneration of the thriller in post
enigmatic of works takes new approaches to war France therefore uniquely complicated
the film. It reviews, for example, its openness relations between French genre cinema and
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to so many readings and interpretations; it American mass culture.Phillips also examines French Film Guide
reassesses Dali and Bunuels account of the the films innovative narrative construction Isabelle Vanderschelden, Manchester
film as a model surrealist work and its and use of sound, its performance style and Metropolitan University
reception by the surrealist group, and mise-en-scne, and discusses the films legacy,
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Keith Reader, University
Martin OShaughnessy,
of Glasgow Nottingham Trent LA HAINE
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Ginette Vincendeau, Kings College
University of London
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Of Jean Renoirs La Rgle du jeu (1939), Directed by the great Jean Renoir, La Grande
Richard Roud noted: if France were Illusion (1937) is the finest of all anti-war
destroyed tomorrow and nothing remained films and a cinematic masterwork. Other ALPHAVILLE
but this film, the whole country and its films oppose war by showing its horror.
civilisation could be reconstructed from it. Renoirs film holds the horror at arms
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An extravagant claim, but one that in the length to give us a clearer view of it. A Chris Darke
view of Keith Reader is justified. In this prisoner-of-war drama, with brilliant
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documented book on one of the great films
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which it was made and the currents of examination of how classes, nations and
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examines sequences from the film itself, its readable companion to the film, Martin
themes, reception and critical approaches
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OShaughnessy underlines its sharp Julianne Pidduck, Lancaster University
and readings. He also explores its intelligence. Locating the film in the context
extraordinary subversive charge and its of Renoirs career, OShaughnessy discusses
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French cinema and to the history of French he also demonstrates how it speaks to us
and indeed European culture. now.
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Film: Hollywood & American Cinema

HOLLYWOOD CATWALK SHOOTING THE CIVIL WAR HOLLYWOOD'S NEW
Cinema, History and American RADICALISM
Exploring Costume National Identity War, Globalisation and the
and Jenny Barrett, Edge Hill University Movies from Reagan to George
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NEW
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The High School outsider takes off her
glasses, puts on a dress, and becomes the
288 PAGES 246 X 189MM JULY 2009
An Introduction
Prom Queen; the dowdy woman has her Geoff King, Brunel University
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hair done, buys some chic new clothes and
starts to attract the men. Cinderella and
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dramas, and even action films.Their perennial Female Gothic Film
use prompts a series of questions: is, for Helen Hanson, University of Exeter HOLLYWOOD GENRES AND
example, male agency necessary to effect the
transformation, or can the woman change POSTWAR AMERICA
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herself? Most pressingly, what do these

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Masculinity, Family and Nation
images of change and transformation tell us,
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the viewers, about what we should be doing?
in Popular Movies and Film Noir
Investigating these questions, this book Mike Chopra-Gant, London Metropolitan
University
examines a key but frequently overlooked
TEEN DREAMS
aspect of film style: the costume. Exploring
Reading Teen Film and Television
the fantasies of transcendence and
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from Heathers to Veronica Mars
transformation sold through these films and
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exemplified in the costumes, this book

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STAGECOACH TO
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NARRATIVES
Deborah Jermyn, Roehampton University CRIME WAVE Hollywood in the Age of the
(Eds) The Filmgoers' Guide to the Blockbuster
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The Cinema of an American I.B.TAURIS IN ASSOCIATION WITH TURNER CLASSIC
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Outsider AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
Brian Neve, University of Bath HOLLYWOOD'S HISTORY CINEMA
Geoff King, Brunel University
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FILMS
David Eldridge, University of Hull
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Geoff King, Brunel University

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THE TITANIC IN MYTH
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Literary Culture
Tim Bergfelder, University of Southampton
ARNOLD
and Sarah Street, University of Bristol (Eds)
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Film: British Cinema
WITHNAIL AND US THE AGE OF THE DREAM FEMININITY IN THE
visual culture
Cult Films and PALACE FRAME
Cinema and Women and
Film Cults in
Society in 1930s 1950s British
British Cinema
Justin Smith, University
Britain Popular Cinema
Melanie Bell, Newcastle
of Portsmouth
Jeffrey Richards,
Lancaster University University
The period between the two world wars is Its widely assumed that Britain in the 1950s
NEW
Cult has entered the cultural psyche in a
NEW NEW
profound and pervasive way. There is no often named the golden age of the cinema experienced a return post-war to traditional
corner of popular culture beyond the in Britain.This definitive and entertaining gender roles and that popular cinema
potential for cult transformation. Indeed, in book on the cinema and cinema-goers of the represented this era of the mythological
entering common parlance the term has era is herewith reissued with a new happy housewife with Boys Own tales of
effectively lost its clandestine mystique. But Introduction. Jeffrey Richards tells the derring-do. Melanie Bell challenges such
why? And how did we get here with cult? absorbing story of the cinema during the received understandings with this sharply
Withnail and Us charts the journey of cult in decade that produced Alfred Hitchcocks observant account of how British cinema
culture through an exploration of British cult thrillers, the musicals of Jessie Matthews and engaged with femininity and womens roles
films and their fans. It is about our bizarre Alexander Kordas epics. He examines the during an important period of social and
and enduring fascination with once obscure role of going to the pictures in peoples lives cultural change. In a lively and accessible
or shocking movies, from A Clockwork Orange during a tough period when, in the manner, she shows that the period was
to The Wicker Man. What is it about certain sumptuous buildings that housed local marked by social unease and anxiety about
films that provokes such obsessive fan cinemas, people regularly spent a few pence gender roles and femininity through analysing
devotion? Why do they gather in groups to to purchase ready-made dreams watching marginalised figures such as prostitutes,
re-enact scenes learnt by heart? From 1968 Gracie Fields, Robert Donat and the other criminals and femmes fatales and addressing
and all that, through the cultural by-ways of stars of the day. He scrutinises the film themes of modernity, marriage and female
the 1970s, this book attempts to explain industry, censorship, cinemas influence, the friendship.This revealing book shows how
such strange practices, and to trace their nature of the star system and its images, as many British films, like The Perfect Woman or
origins in the makings of some remarkable well as the films themselves, including the Young WivesTale, expressed proto-feminist
films, including Tommy,The Man Who Fell To visions of Britain, British history and society ideas and explored new forms of femininity
that they created and represented. in a manner that has not until now generally
and Performance. Prepare to enter the arena been recognised.
Earth, Quadrophenia,Withnail & I,Trainspotting
of the unwell!
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25 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS CINEMA AND SOCIETY
BRITISH FILM DESIGN FILM ENGLAND BRITAIN CAN TAKE IT

British Cinema in the Second
A History Culturally English World War
Laurie N. Ede, University Tony Aldgate and Jeffrey Richards
of Portsmouth
Filmmaking since
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Andrew Higson,
University of York
B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
THE FINEST YEARS

British Cinema of the 1940s
Charles Drazin, Queen Mary, University of
London
NEW
In a film business increasingly transnational in
NEW
British Film Design is about the things that
you see when you close your eyes and think its production arrangements and global in its
of British cinema: Dr. Nos Hideaway, the scope, what space is there for culturally
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buffet of Brief Encounter,Vera Drakes parlour, English filmmaking? In this innovative and B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
Hogwarts School... and a thousand other enjoyable book, Andrew Higson

visions of British films.This book is also demonstrates that a variety of Englishnesses

about the people who have created those have appeared on screen since 1990, and THE UNKNOWN 1930S
visions.The physical environments of films surveys the genres and production modes
are made by Production Designers/Art that have captured those representations. He
An Alternative History of the
Directors.Their efforts have tended to go looks at the industrial circumstances of the British Cinema, 1929-1939
unnoticed by cinema audiences. British Film film business in the UK, government film Jeffrey Richards, Lancaster University (Ed.)
Design offers the first comprehensive policy and the emergence of the UK Film
historical survey of British art direction. It Council. He assesses cinemas relationship
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takes a chronological journey through British with English literature, surveys the array of
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B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
film design, starting with the efforts of the contemporary fiction that has been re- CINEMA AND SOCIETY SERIES
film primitives of the silent era and ending worked for the big screen, and the pervasive
with the modern day purveyors of part and successful Jane Austen adaptation LICENCE TO THRILL
built/part computer generated blended business. Finally, he considers the periods
design. Certain themes recur en route. diverse films about the English past, including
A Cultural History of the James
These include British cinemas obsession big-budget, Hollywood-led action-adventure Bond Films
with realism; the Production Designers films about medieval heroes, such as King James Chapman, University of Leicester
continual struggle for recognition; influence Arthur, historical dramas, such as To Kill a
from European artists and the benefits and King, intimate costume dramas of the
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perils of American finance. modern past, such as Pride and Prejudice, and
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Film: British Cinema

A NEW HERITAGE OF THE BRITISH AT WAR IF . . . .
HORROR Cinema, State and Propaganda, Turner Classic Movies British
The English Gothic Cinema 19391945 Film Guide
David Pirie James Chapman, University of Leicester Paul Sutton
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AN EVERYDAY MAGIC BRITISH CINEMA AND BRIGHTON ROCK

Cinema and Cultural Memory THE COLD WAR Turner Classic Movies British
Annette Kuhn, Queen Mary, University of The State, Propaganda and Film Guide
London Consensus Steve Chibnall, De Montfort University
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Tony Shaw, University of Hertfordshire 128 PAGES 216 X 138MM
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PAST AND PRESENT A HARD DAYS NIGHT
National Identity and the British Turner Classic Movies British
Historical Film Film Guide
James Chapman, University of Leicester Stephen Glynn, Open University
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FILM GUIDES MY BEAUTIFUL

POWELL AND LAUNDRETTE
PRESSBURGER General Editor: Jeffrey Richards Turner Classic Movies British
A Cinema of Magic Spaces
Andrew Moor, Manchester Metropolitan
Film Guide
Christine Geraghty, University of Glasgow
University represent an innovative partnership
Turner Classic Movies British Film Guides
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the films, these lively and authoritative
FILM AND COMMUNITY IN guides to the best films that British cinema
has to offer are published for film
BRITAIN AND FRANCE enthusiasts, scholars and students alike. Each
From La Rgle du Jeu to Room tells the full story of a key British film and
offers detailed analysis of the film itself.The
film is placed in its historical and cinematic
at the Top
Margaret Butler, The Open University context and its place in world cinema, as
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM well as detailing its directors and actors
careers and how audiences and critics have
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The Representation of Film Guide
Masculinity in Popular British Mark Connelly, University of Kent,
Cinema Canterbury
Andrew Spicer, University of the West of
England
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Turner Classic Movies British
BEST OF BRITISH Film Guide
Cinema and Society from 1930 Sarah Street, University of Bristol
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Anthony Aldgate and Jeffrey Richards 15 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
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PAGE 9
Film: Russian & Soviet Cinema
Also available:
KINO: THE RUSSIAN CINEMA SERIES
visual culture
I.B.Tauris British Film Guides
Series Editor: Richard Taylor
THE PRIVATE LIFE OF
HENRY VIII CENTRAL ASIAN CINEMA SOVIET CINEMA
Greg Walker, University of Leicester
128 PAGES 216 X 138MM The Complete Politics and
978 1 86064 909 7 PAPERBACK 12.99
13 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS Companion Persuasion Under
Edited by Michael Stalin
DRACULA Rouland, Miami Jamie Miller, University
Peter Hutchings, Northumbria University University And Gulnara of Toronto
Abikeyeva, Film critic,
Eurasia-Kino magazine
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978 1 86064 748 2 PAPERBACK 12.99
GET CARTER When the Bolsheviks seized power in the

NEW
Central Asian Cinema is the first

NEW
Steve Chibnall, De Montfort University Soviet Union during 1917, they were
comprehensive and up-to-date companion to
suffering from a substantial political
Central Asian film from its origins to the
legitimacy deficit. Uneasy political
128 PAGES 216 X 138MM
present day. International specialists on the

foundations meant that cinema became a key
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cinema of the region combine serious

part of the strategy to protect the existence
scholarly study with practical accessibility to
of the USSR. Based on extensive archival
THE CHARGE OF THE construct an historical narrative, discuss
research, this welcome book examines the
aspects of film production, and consider the
LIGHT BRIGADE interaction between politics and the Soviet
Mark Connelly, University of Kent impact of film.The first section is a broad
cinema industry during the period between
history of the film industry and distinct
Stalins rise to power and the beginning of
phases of the post-Soviet film experience.
the Great Patriotic War. It reveals that film
128 PAGES 216 X 138MM
The second includes incisive pieces

had a central function during those years as
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explaining early film institutions and themes,
an important means of convincing the
the impact of the Second World War,
masses that the regime was legitimate and a
expressions of identity and protest during
WHISKY GALORE! & THE bearer of historical truth. Miller analyses key
the Soviet era, and regional variations of
films, from the classic musical Circus to the
MAGGIE post-Soviet filmmaking. The final section
political epic The Great Citizen, and examines
comprises biographic and filmographic
the Bolsheviks, ultimately failed, attempts to
Colin McArthur
entries on the principal figures of Central
develop a cinema for the millions.
Asian cinema, providing scholars and
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filmgoers with a valuable reference.

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DZIGA VERTOV RUSSIA ON REELS
Defining Documentary Film
Jeremy Hicks, Queen Mary, University of
The Russian Idea in Post-Soviet
THE DAM BUSTERS
London
Cinema
Birgit Beumers (Ed.), University of Bristol
John Ramsden
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A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
Jeffrey Richards, Lancaster University
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SAVAGE JUNCTURES
128 PAGES 216 X 138MM Sergei Eisenstein and the Shape VSEVOLOD PUDOVKIN
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of Thinking Classic Films of the Soviet Avant-
Anne Nesbet, University of California,
Garde
Berkeley Amy Sargeant, Warwick University
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REAL IMAGES FORWARD SOVIET!

Soviet Cinema and the Thaw History and Non-Fiction Film in
Josephine Woll the USSR
280 PAGES 234 X 156MM Graham Roberts, University of Leeds
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Series Editor: Richard Taylor
CINEMA AND SOVIET KINOFILES FILM COMPANIONS

SOCIETY
From the Revolution to the Death CHAPAEV REPENTANCE
of Stalin The Film Companion 4
Peter Kenez, University of California The Film Denise Youngblood, University of Vermont
264 PAGES 234 X 156MM
Companion 12 and Josephine Woll
978 1 86064 632 4 HARDBACK 54.50 128 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Julian Graffy,
SSEES,University College
London
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BED AND SOFA

The Film Companion 5
KINOFILES Julian Graffy, SSEES, University College
Chapaev is the most popular film of the London
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the Red Army Commander Vasili Ivanovich

Chapaev during the Russian Civil War. Its

NIKITA MIKHALKOV greatest fan was Joseph Stalin, who saw it 38
The Filmmakers Companion 1 times at late-night showings in the Kremlin. MIRROR
Birgit Beumers, University of Bristol It was both praised by Party ideologues for
its faithfulness to the Bolshevik cause and
loved by mass audiences for its adventure
160 PAGES 216 X 138MM Natasha Synessios
sequences and its tragic love story. For over
seventy years, Chapaev, Furmanov the

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Commissar, Petka and Anka have remained

heroes of the Russian popular imagination.

ALEXANDER MEDVEDKIN This inspirational guide to the film tells the THE CRANES ARE FLYING
The Filmmakers Companion 2 story of the real-life Chapaev, of the novel by
Emma Widdis, Trinity College, Cambridge Dmitri Furmanov, and of the struggles to The Film Companion 7
make the film. Julian Graffy offers a detailed Josephine Woll
analysis of the film itself and then considers
168 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Chapaevs extraordinary after-life. He

demonstrates that to understand Chapaevs

appeal is to understand something about

DMITRI SHOSTAKOVICH: A what it means to be Russian.

LIFE IN FILM 144 PAGES 216 X 138MM DECEMBER 2009
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LITTLE VERA
The Filmmakers Companion 3
John Riley, British Universities Film and
KINOFILES FILM COMPANION Frank Beardow
Video Council
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THE BATTLESHIP
KINO:THE RUSSIAN CINEMA SERIES POTEMKIN
KIRA MURATOVA Richard Taylor, University of Wales
The Filmmakers Companion 4
Jane A. Taubman, Amherst College,
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Massachusetts
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15 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS THE MAN WITH THE
MOVIE CAMERA
Graham Roberts, University of Leeds
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978 1 86064 394 1 PAPERBACK 12.99
BURNT BY THE SUN

Birgit Beumers, University of Bristol
136 PAGES 216 X 138MM
978 1 86064 396 5 PAPERBACK 12.99
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IVAN THE TERRIBLE SERGEI EISENSTEIN SELECTED WORKS
visual culture
Joan Neuberger, University of Texas
I.B.Tauris is delighted to announce the reissue for the first time in paperback in three volumes
of the definitive, most comprehensive edition, in the finest translations and fully annotated, of
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the writings of this great filmmaker, theorist and teacher of film and one of the most original
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aesthetic thinkers of the twentieth century.

THE END OF ST.

PETERSBURG
The Film Companion 10 WRITINGS 192234 WRITINGS 19341947
Vance Kepley, Jr, University of Wisconsin,
Madison Volume 1 The Volume 3 The
136 PAGES 216 X 138MM
978 1 86064 911 0 PAPERBACK 12.99 Selected Works Selected Works
B&W ILLUSTRATIONS Sergei Eisenstein Sergei Eisenstein
Edited and translated by Edited by Richard Taylor,
Richard Taylor translated by William
STORM OVER ASIA Powell
Amy Sargeant, University of Warwick
128 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Volume 1 documents the complex course of

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In this period, Eisensteins film-making ran
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Eisensteins writings during the revolutionary into the difficulties generated by the Soviet
years in the Soviet Union. It presents

authorities increasingly restrictive definition
Eisenstein the innovative aesthetic thinker, of Socialist Realism, by the show trials and
socialist artist and humorist, passionately the purges, the Second World War, and the
engaged in the debates over the art forms of post-war proclamation of rigid cultural
the future. Importantly, this was also the orthodoxy by Stalins henchman, Zhdanov.
period of Eisensteins great silent Here we experience Eisensteins reaction to
masterpieces, The Strike,The Battleship this hostile environment, as filmmaker,
Potemkin, October and The General Line, and of theorist and teacher, from his public
his controversial sojourns in Hollywood and obeisance over Bezhin Meadow to his private
Mexico. defiance with Ivan the Terrible.
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TOWARDS A THEORY OF
MONTAGE SERGEI EISENSTEIN
Volume 2 The SELECTED WORKS,
Selected Works 3 VOLUME SET
Sergei Eisenstein Sergei Eisenstein
Edited by Richard Taylor, 344; 448; 384 PAGES 234 X 156MM MARCH 2010
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translated by Michael
Glenny
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The name of Eisenstein is synonymous with
the idea of montage, as exemplified in his
silent classics such as The Battleship Potemkin
(1925) and October (1927). In the 1930s
Eisenstein elaborated his ideas on montage
and in this series of essays, written between
1937 and 1940, which were published in
English for the first time in this volume, he
presents the essence of his thinking on
cinema and aesthetics more generally.They
reveal him as one of the most significant
philosophers of art of the twentieth century.
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Television: TV Drama
READING CONTEMPORARY TELEVISION SERIES
Series Editors: Kim Akass and Janet McCabe
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READING LITTLE BRITAIN THIRD WAVE FEMINISM READING THE L WORD

AND TELEVISION Outing Contemporary Television
Comedy Matters Jane Puts It in a Box Kim Akass and Janet McCabe (Eds)
on Contemporary Merri Lisa Johnson (Ed.), University of Introduction by Sarah Warn
Carolina-Upstate.
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MAKEOVER TELEVISION TV To Die For
Realities Remodelled
Little Britain arrived on British TV in 2003
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Dana Heller (Ed.), Old Dominion University

Kim Akass and Janet McCabe (Eds)
and was an instant hit. Matt Lucas and David Foreword by Mark Lawson
Walliams wrote and performed, and their
sharp satirical genius created this character-
based sketch show Vicky Pollard, Dafydd

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Im the only gay in the village,Ting Tong

Macadangdang are hard to forget. Its huge READING 24 READING SEX AND THE
popularity as cult-comedy on radio, then TV against the Clock
television, with its success as mainstream Steven Peacock (Ed.), University of
CITY
award-winning comedy and as a national and
Hertfordshire
Kim Akass and Janet McCabe (Eds)
international TV phenomenon, have been
tempered by criticism. Its pushed the
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the first to provide lively critiques of the
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READING CSI Jane Gibb and Roger
Sabin, both at
Crime TV under the Microscope
Michael Allen (Ed.), Birkbeck, University of University of the Arts
THE QUEER POLITICS OF London London
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NEW
The Wire is now understood to be one of the

greatest dramas in television history. This

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show about the battle between Baltimore
HOUSEWIVES
cops and drug dealers Barack Obamas
declared favourite takes on US politics in

Beyond the White Picket Fence
READING LOST an unprecedentedly direct way, moving the
Roberta Pearson, University of Nottingham
Janet McCabe and Kim Akass (Eds)
black urban poor to the centre of the story.
(Ed.)
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But how are we to think about the politics of
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The Wire? Using previously unpublished

interviews with David Simon, Ed Burns,

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READING THE SOPRANOS George Pelecanos, and Dennis Lehane, as
well as exploring in-depth The Wires five
seasons, Gibb and Sabin investigate the
Hit TV from HBO
QUALITY TV David Lavery (Ed.) watershed change that it heralded in
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Television and Beyond hop mantra of keeping it real that infuses
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the shows politics. They explore the shows

Janet McCabe and Kim Akass (Eds)
distinctive moral focus and particularly its
concerns with the failure of the war on drugs
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and its underlying class rage, to reveal how

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this most dystopian of shows is also,

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paradoxically, the most inspiring for the way
it underscores televisions potential for
political engagement.
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Television: TV Drama
INVESTIGATING CULT TV SERIES
visual culture
Series Editor: Stacey Abbott
Investigating Cult TV is a series that seeks to redraw the boundaries of cult TV, and to provide a forum for discussion and
debate about its changing nature, intricacies and pleasures. Authors are invited to question traditional assumptions about genres, programmes and
their audiences and to rethink how cult TV is conceived, produced, programmed and consumed.
DEXTER BATTLESTAR GALACTICA THE CULT TV BOOK

Investigating Investigating Stacey Abbott (Ed.),
Cutting Edge Flesh, Spirit, and Roehampton University.
Television Steel
Douglas L. Howard (Ed.), Roz Kaveney and
Suffolk County Jennifer Stoy (Eds)
Community College,
USA
Of all recent television science fiction series, what is cult TV today? The Cult TV Book is
NEW NEW NEW
Based upon the Jeff Lindsay novel Darkly the reimagined Battlestar Galactica is the designed to be the companion reference to
Dreaming Dexter, Showtimes and FXs Dexter most highly praised and consistently a TV phenomenon, whose shows offer biting
continues to raise the bar on television inventive and intelligent.Where the original commentaries on modern society. Cult TV
drama, as it chronicles the grisly exploits of a show was a straightforward space opera, the is also changing; where in the past, being cult
police blood spatter expert who moonlights new one is rich, strange and above all meant being marginal with a small, loyal fan
as a serial killer (or vice versa). Unlike other unpredictable.This book covers the new base, today cult TV is key to the television
serial killers, however, Dexter only kills the Battlestar Galactica from beginning to end, industry, fandom is now global and
bad guys, a distinction that sets up one of covering all of the shows principal themes energetically online, cult status is fostered by
the primary ethical conflicts of the show, for from the depiction of sexuality in an era of the networks, and cult shows are notable
Dexter as well as for the viewer. Including a artificial people and downloaded memories not for their low budgets and schlock, but
complete episode guide to the first three to what it means to be a member of a for spectacular special effects and sumptuous
seasons, and an exclusive interview with military organisation when the stakes are visual style. Leading scholars, writers and
Darkly Dreaming Dexter author Jeff Lindsay, not victory or defeat but survival. This journalists redefine our understanding of cult
Dexter brings together an international group definitive book on the full new Battlestar television within the contemporary TV
of critics and scholars to offer the first lively Galactica also includes an interview with Jane landscape. An array of case studies, from Star
investigation of this shows many issues, Espenson, co-executive producer of the Trek to Babylon 5, Dark Shadows to Masters of
contexts, and complexities. It considers such shows last seasons and writer/director of Horror,The Avengers to The Sopranos,
topics as Dexter as a vigilante hero, Dexter the Battlestar Galactica prequel film The Plan, demonstrate the intricacies and pleasures of
and psychoanalysis, the politics of Dexter, and with a complete episode guide. shows that have shaped our understanding
the intriguing international reception of the
and love of the daring, diversity and artistry
series.
of cult television.
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INVESTIGATING FIREFLY INVESTIGATING ALIAS

AND SERENITY Secrets and Spies
Stacey Abbott, Roehampton University &
Science Fiction on the Frontier
Rhonda V. Wilcox, Gordon College, Simon Brown, Kingston University (Eds)
Barnesville Georgia & Tanya R. Cochran, 232 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Union College Nebraska (Eds)

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INVESTIGATING CULT TV SERIES INVESTIGATING
FARSCAPE
INVESTIGATING Uncharted Territories of Sex and
CHARMED Science Fiction
The Magic Power of TV Jes Battis, Simon Fraser University,
Stan Beeler and Karin Beeler (Eds), both at Vancouver
University of Northern British Columbia, 256 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Canada
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Television: TV History: Sci Fi & Fantasy

TV FAQ BEYOND DIXON OF DOCK TARDISBOUND
Uncommon Answers to Common GREEN
Questions about TV Early British Police Series Navigating the
John Ellis, Royal Holloway University of Susan Sydney-Smith, University of Central
London
Universes of
Lancashire Doctor Who
Piers D. Britton,
University of Redlands,
Southern California
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CRIME WATCHING
Investigating Real Crime TV
Deborah Jermyn, Roehampton University NEW
Doctor Who has always thrived on multiplicity,

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unpredictability and transformation, with its

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kaleidoscopic and shifting worlds and

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SEEING THINGS characters. On its triumphant return to TV

in 2005, it was made up of four different
Television in the Age of fictional forms, across three different media,
Uncertainty with five actors simultaneously playing the
John Ellis, Royal Holloway University of eponymous hero. TARDISbound is the first
book to deal with the TV series, the audio
London adventures original novels, and the short
story anthologies produced since the 1990s,
while engaging with the common elements
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and distinctive features of each. It places
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Doctor Who under a variety of lenses: it

TELEVISION AND examines the leading characteristics of these
CONSUMER CULTURE Doctor Who texts, and considers issues of
class, ethnicity and gender in relation to the
Britain and the Transformation of Doctor(s), other TARDIS crew-members, and
Modernity the non-human/inhuman beings they
Rob Turnock, Royal Holloway University of encounter. TARDISbound also addresses
major questions about the aesthetics and
London ethical implications of Doctor Who.
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WHO WATCHING
CHANNEL 4
The Early Years and the Jeremy TRIUMPH OF A TIME LORD
Isaacs Legacy
Dorothy Hobson, University of Regenerating
Wolverhampton Doctor Who in the
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Century
SMALL SCREENS, BIG Matt Hills, Cardiff
University
IDEAS
Television in the 1950s
Janet Thumim (Ed.), University of Bristol NEW
Before Saturday March 26th 2005, Doctor

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Who had been off the air as a regular, new TV

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series for more than fifteen years; until a

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production team led by Russell T. Davies re-

imagined the programme so successfully, so

triumphantly, that its become an instant
RE-VIEWING TELEVISION
HISTORY Christmas tradition, a BAFTA winner, an
Helen Wheatley (Ed.), University of Warwick international superbrand and a number one
rated show.This is the first full-length study
of new Who phenomenon and includes the
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casting of Matt Smith as the new Doctor. It

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explores Doctor Who through contemporary

8 ILLUSTRATIONS
debates in TV Studies about quality TV and

THE ANGRY BUZZ how can we define TV series as both cult
This Week and Current Affairs and mainstream. Further, the book
challenges assumptions in focusing on the
importance of breath-taking, dramatic
Television
Patricia Holland, Bournemouth University moments along with narrative structures, and
224 PAGES 216 X 138MM in analysing the significance of Murray Golds
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music as well as the series visual
representations. In the twenty-first century,
TV is changing, but the last of the Time Lords

has been more than ready: hes been
fantastic.
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Television: Sci Fi & Fantasy Intl. Media
JOSS WHY BUFFY MATTERS BLOGISTAN
visual culture
The Art of Buffy the Vampire
A Creative Portrait Slayer The Internet and
of Joss Whedon, Rhonda Wilcox Politics in Iran
256 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Maker of the Annabelle Sreberny,
SOAS and Gholam
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Khiabany, University of
Whedonverses
Westminster
David Lavery READING ANGEL
The TV Spin-off with a Soul
Stacey Abbott (Ed.), University of
NEW
Roehampton. NEW
For millions of fans around the world, Joss The Islamic Republic of Iran of all places
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Whedon is known as the cult creator of has become a hub of cyber activity. It has an
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Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel, and Firefly, estimated 700,000 bloggers. The Internet is
television designed to be, as he says, an
READING THE VAMPIRE celebrated as an agent of social change in
emotional experience, to be loved in a way SLAYER countries like Iran, where censorship is
that other shows cant be loved. Whedons prevalent, but most literature on the subject
works, the Whedonverses, have generated has struggled to grasp what this new
The New, Updated, Unofficial
astonishing critical and scholarly interest, but Guide to Buffy and Angel phenomenon actually means. In what ways
nothing has hitherto investigated in depth does the Internet function differently to
print culture? Are we seeing the
Roz Kaveney (Ed.)
their source: the mind of Joss Whedon. An
intellectual biography written by world construction of a new kind of public sphere?
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expert on the Whedonverse David Lavery, Will the Iranian blogosphere create a culture
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this book tracks Whedons multi-faceted of dissidence, which eventually overpowers

magic from the source early influences of
AMERICAN SCIENCE the Islamist regime? In this groundbreaking
parents and teachers, comics, books, films, FICTION TV work, the authors give a flavour of
television, collaborators to artistic contemporary Internet culture in Iran, and
incarnation, including Whedons Dollhouse. analyse how this new form of
Star Trek, Stargate and Beyond
Jan Johnson-Smith, Bournemouth University communication is affecting the social and
Media School political life of the country. Blogistan offers a
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new reading of Iranian politics, and a new

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conceptual framework for understanding the

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politics of the Internet.

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INTERNATIONAL LIBRARY OF IRANIAN STUDIES
British Adventure Series of the
1960s
LIVING WITH STAR TREK James Chapman, University of Leicester PALESTINE ONLINE
American Culture and the Star 296 PAGES 234 X 156MM
Trek Universe 978 1 86064 753 6 HARDBACK 54.50 Transnationalism,
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24 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS Communications
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and the
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THE CURSE OF THE Reinvention of
Identity
READING STARGATE SG-1 WEREWOLF
Stan Beeler & Lisa Dickson (Eds), both at
Miriyam Aouragh,
University of Oxford
Fantasy, Horror and the Beast
the University of Northern British Within
Columbia. Chantal Bourgault du Coudray, University of
Western Australia.
NEW
For Palestines diaspora and exiled

communities, the internet has become an
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important medium for the formation of
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Palestinian national and transnational
identity. Miriyam Aouragh looks at the
internet as both a space and an instrument

The Worlds of Doctor Who
James Chapman, University of Leicester for linking Palestinian diasporas in Palestine,
Jordan and Lebanon. She closely examines
the uses and limits of internet technology
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under conditions of war, along with the ways
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in which virtual participation enables the

BRITISH SCIENCE FICTION generation of new ideals for political
reconciliation and self-determination.
TELEVISION Through the internet, participants
A Hitchhiker's Guide reconstruct a virtual Palestinian homeland,
John R. Cook, Glasgow Caledonian gain a space for recovering the past, for
University and Peter Wright, Edge Hill overcoming issues of mobility, and for
generating social change.This book provides
University (Eds) a new angle on those affected by the Israeli-
Palestine conflict, and furthers understanding
about the connection between electronic
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media, politics and national identity more
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widely.
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VOL. 90
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International Media
THE NEW ARAB CULTURAL ENCOUNTERS TRANSNATIONAL
JOURNALIST IN THE ARAB WORLD TELEVISION IN EUROPE
Mission and On Media, the Reconfiguring Global
Identity in a Time Modern and the Communications Networks
of Change Everyday Jean K. Chalaby, City University, London
Lawrence Pintak, Tarik Sabry, 272 PAGES 216 X 138MM FEBRUARY 2009
Murrow College of Westminster University

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Communications,
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Washington State TRANSNATIONAL

University TELEVISION WORLDWIDE
The Arab media is in the midst of a In this groundbreaking book,Tarik Sabry is
NEW NEW
Towards a New Media Order
revolution that will inform questions of war seeking out the terrain for best Jean K. Chalaby (Ed.), City University,
and peace in the Middle East, political and understanding the experience of being London
societal reform, and relations between the modern in transitional societies. He adopts
West and the Arab World. Drawing on the a dynamic, ethnographically based approach
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first broad cross-border survey of Arab to the meanings of modernness in the Arab
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journalists, first-person interviews with context and, within a relational framework, ARAB TELEVISION TODAY
scores of reporters and editors, and his focusing on structures of thought, Naomi Sakr, Westminster University
three decades experience reporting from everydayness and self-referentiality to
the Middle East, Lawrence Pintak examines explore the process of building a bridge that
256 PAGES 216 X 138MM
how Arab journalists see themselves and rejoins the modern in Arab thought with
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their mission at this critical time in the the modern in Arab lived experience. In
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evolution of the Arab media. He explores bringing together modernity as a

how, in a diverse Arab media landscape philosophical category with the bridging ARAB MEDIA AND
expressing myriad opinions, journalists are spaces of Arab everyday life, Sabry is offering POLITICAL RENEWAL
still under siege as governments fight a rear- fresh methods of comprehending the
guard action to manage the message.This question of what it means to be modern in
Community, Legitimacy and
innovative book breaks through the the Arab world today. Public Life
stereotypes about Arab journalists to reveal Naomi Sakr (Ed.), Westminster University
the fascinating and complex reality and
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what it means for the rest of us.

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WOMEN AND MEDIA IN
THE MIDDLE EAST
Naomi Sakr (Ed.), Westminster University
THE ARAB-ISRAELI WHAT IT MEANS TO BE 240 PAGES 216 X 138MM
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CONFLICT IN THE MEDIA PALESTINIAN
Producing Shared Stories of
Memory and Palestinian
National Identity Peoplehood
in the Global Dina Matar, SOAS
Television Era
Tamar Ashuri, Sapir
Academic College,
Ashkelon
Tamar Ashuri provides a groundbreaking
NEW NEW
study of the changes in the television This is a narrative of narratives, a collection

industry through the vantage point of an of personal stories, remembered feelings and
illuminating mode of television production: reconstructed experiences by different
international co-productions. By taking an Palestinians whose lives were changed and
example based on current events in the shaped by history.Their stories are told
Middle East a television documentary on chronologically through particular phases of
the Arab-Israeli conflict co-produced by the Palestinian national struggle, providing a
three television networks (BBC, PBS, MBC) composite autobiography of Palestine as a
her study enriches contemporary media landscape and as a people.They begin with
research, providing an unprecedented, the 1936 revolt against British rule in
behind-the-scenes look at the entire Palestine and end in 1993, when the Oslo
production process of a co-produced peace agreement changed the nature and
television documentary. She shows that form of the national struggle.The book is
making the documentary on the Arab-Israeli based on the authors indepth interviews
struggle turned into a war: a war over and conversations with Palestinians, male and
competing memories, interpretation, editing, female, old and young, rich and poor,
and narration. Ashuris analysis of religious and secular, in Jordan, Lebanon,
transnational documentary collaborations Syria, Israel and the Occupied Territories.
reveals inherent tensions between economic Presented as remembered personal
constraints and cultural forces, between the narratives and as social histories, these
local and global, and shared and conversations provide a dense and intimate
cosmopolitan memory. account of what it means to be Palestinian in
the 21st century.
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Intl. Media Art and Critical Theory
WAR AND THE MEDIA PRACTICE AS RESEARCH EXPLORING SITE-SPECIFIC
visual culture
Reportage and Propaganda, ART
19002003 Approaches to Issues of Space
Mark Connelly and David Welch (Eds), both
at University of Kent, Canterbury
Creative Arts and
Enquiry Internationalism
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
Estelle Barrett, Deakin Judith Rugg, University
University, and Barbara for the Creative Arts
978 1 86064 959 2 HARDBACK 47.50
SATELLITE REALMS Bolt, University of

Transnational Television, Melbourne (Eds)
Globalization and the Middle
Over recent years a greater diversity of
NEW IN PAPERBACK NEW
East
Naomi Sakr, Westminster University Practice-led research is a burgeoning area spaces has opened up worldwide for the
across the creative arts, with studio-based making and display of art beyond the gallery.
doctorates now increasingly favoured over A new space consciousness has developed,
280 PAGES 216 X 138MM
traditional research. This new paperback with an emphasis on the significance of the
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edition of the first book to be designed spatial. Judith Rugg takes up a range of site-
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specifically as a training tool to guide specific artworks internationally located in

MUSLIMS AND THE NEWS students embarking on such research will be countries ranging from China to France,
MEDIA welcomed by students and educators. Italy and the UK, Argentina and Canada to
The chapters provide concrete examples of
Elizabeth Poole, Staffordshire University & studio-based research in art, film, video,
Australia, Poland and the Netherlands to
John E. Richardson, University of explore the relationships between site-
creative writing and dance, each specific art and space set within its
Loughborough (Eds) contextualised by a theoretical essay, globalising contexts.Through close inspection
complete with references. More than a of works by such artists as Doris Salcedo,
handbook, the volume draws on such Langlands and Bell, Phyllida Barlow and Vong
256 PAGES 216 X 138MM
thinkers as Deleuze, Bourdieu and Heidegger

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Phaophanit, Rugg considers how an
in its examination of the relationship interdisciplinary spatial theory can inform
REPORTING ISLAM between practice and theory. It takes pains many elements of contemporary art. In
Media Representations of British to elaborate methodologies, outcomes and clear, illustrated chapters, she engages with
contexts and is a valuable demonstration of very contemporary spatial issues, including
how practice can operate as a valid
Muslims
Elizabeth Poole, Staffordshire University alternative mode of enquiry to traditional
those of the environment, cultural identity
and belonging, as well as experiences of
320 PAGES 216 X 138MM
scholarly research. displacement, migration and marginalisation
and the effects of urbanisation and tourism.
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FRAGMENTS OF CULTURE 45 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
The Everyday of Modern Turkey ART AND THE CITY SITE-WRITING

Deniz Kandiyoti, SOAS and Ayse Saktanber,
Middle East Technical University (Eds)
Nicolas Whybrow, The Architecture
Warwick University
360 PAGES 234 X 156MM
of Art Criticism
Jane Rendell, Bartlett
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School of Architecture
To Henri Lefebvre, the space and lived The prominent cultural critic Mieke Bal
NEW NEW
everydayness of the inter-dependent, multi- defines the new discipline of art writing as
faceted city produce manifold possibilities of a fresh mode of criticism, which aims to put
identifiction and realisation through often the art first. Following this definition, Site-
imperceptible interactions and practices. Art Writing puts the sites of the critics
and the City takes this observation as its cue engagement with art first. The book puts
to examine the role of art against a into shape what happens when discussions
backdrop of globally rising urban populations, concerning situatedness and site-specificity
taking into account the more recent enter the writing of art criticism. The sites
performative and relational turns of art that explored are the material, emotional,
have sought in their city settings to identify a political and conceptual settings of the
participating spectator an implicated artworks construction, exhibition and
citizen. Nicolas Whybrow discusses diverse documentation, as well as those
examples, representing three key modern remembered, dreamed and imagined.
modalities of urban arts practice.The first, Through five different spatial configurations
walking, involves works by Richard both psychic and architectural Site-
..
Wentworth, Francis Alys, Mark Walllinger and Writing explores artworks by artists as
others, the second, play, includes art by diverse as Jananne Al-Ani, Elina Brotherus,
Antony Gormley, Mark Quinn and Carsten Nathan Coley,Tracey Emin, Christina Iglesias
..
Holler. The third, cultural memory,Whybrow and Do-Ho Suh, aiming to adapt such
addresses through the controversial urban psychoanalytic ways of working as free
holocaust memorial sites of Peter Eisenmans association and conjectural interpretation to
memorial in Berlin and Rachel Whitereads in art criticism.
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Art and Critical Theory

CONTEMPORARY THINKERS REFRAMED
GUIDES FOR THE ARTS STUDENT
Are your students baffled by Baudrillard? Dazed by Deleuze? Confused by Kristeva?
Other beginners guides can feel as impenetrable as the original texts to students who think in images.
Contemporary Thinkers Reframed instead uses the language of the arts to explore the usefulness in practice of
complex ideas.
Short, contemporary and accessible, these lively books utilise actual examples of artworks, films, television shows,
works of architecture, fashion and even computer games to explain and explore the work of the most commonly
taught thinkers. Conceived specifically for the visually minded, the series will prove invaluable to students right
across the visual arts.
KRISTEVA REFRAMED LYOTARD REFRAMED HEIDEGGER REFRAMED

A Guide for the A Guide for the A Guide for the
Arts Student Arts Student Arts Student
Estelle Barrett, Deakin Graham Jones Barbara Bolt,
University,Australia University of
Melbourne
In a world immersed in readymade images, Lyotards thoughts on the postmodern have It is frequently commented that Heidegger
for Kristeva art or aesthetic experience is a often been misunderstood or writes impenetrable texts that are difficult to
practice that constitutes both a subject (a misrepresented. In order to overcome this read and comprehend, but he also, as
sense of self) and an object that is able to confusion, Lyotard Reframed provides an Barbara Bolt demonstrates in this guide to
transform meaning and consciousness. accessible introduction to Lyotards work on his oeuvre, provides an artists guide to the
Kristeva Reframed examines the key ideas in the postmodern and his philosophy more world. Heidegger Reframed grounds
Kristevas work to show how they are most generally, demonstrating their on-going Heideggers writings in the critical questions
relevant to artists and art students, and how relevance to creative endeavour and debates confronting contemporary visual artists and
they can be applied in interpreting artworks, concerning the value and significance of the students of art. Barbara Bolt takes the most
with examples from painting, photography visual arts. It also situates Lyotards relevant of his texts, including his most
and film. Estelle Barrett demonstrates how discussion of the postmodern in the context famous work, Being and Time, and sets out
Kristeva can illuminate the relationships of his other key concepts: the Figural, the ways of thinking about art in a post-medium,
between artist and art object, between Libidinal, and the Sublime.Written for digital, technocratic and post-human age. She
artists, artworks and audiences, and between students, teachers and those interested in explains and clarifies his ideas through the
art and knowledge, as well as exploring what the arts more generally, Lyotard Reframed frame of works by international artists,
her work reveals about the role and function employs numerous examples drawn from including Sophie Calle, Anish Kapoor and
of art in society. She offers a smooth painting, cinema, and comic books, to Anselm Keifer.
passage through Kristevas ideas and her illustrate the significance of these ideas and
relevance to visual culture. to explore their links with phenomenology,
Marxism, psychoanalysis and deconstruction.

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BAUDRILLARD REFRAMED
A Guide for the Arts Student
Kim Toffoletti, Deakin University,Australia
Perhaps best remembered for his theories of simulation and hyperreality, along with his controversial claims about the
Gulf War, Jean Baudrillard has been a unique intellectual voice in many of the key debates and issues facing an increasingly
globalised, media-ted world. Baudrillard Reframed surveys the ideas of this influential often provocative French
thinker as they relate to todays image-saturated environment. It demonstrates how to apply his theories in analysing
contemporary visual phenomena such as advertising, photography, reality TV, fashion, art, pornography and virtual reality.
Baudrillards key themes and arguments are illustrated through a range of visual texts including the graffiti art of
Banksy, Katherine Hamnetts protest t-shirts, fashion designer Marc Jacobs advertising campaigns, Sophie Calles
photography and programs like Next Top Model. In illuminating Baudrillards contemporary relevance to the study of
images, Kim Toffoletti also assesses his contribution to visual culture scholarship more broadly.
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A Guide for the Arts Student A Guide for the Arts Student A Guide for the Arts Student
K. Malcolm Richards, Pennsylvania Damian Sutton, Glasgow School of Art Steven Z. Levine, Bryn Mawr College,
Academy of Fine Arts. and David Martin-Jones, St Andrews Pennsylvania.
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NEW ENCOUNTERS: ARTS, CULTURES, CONCEPTS CRAFT GALLERIES GUIDE
visual culture
Series Editor: Griselda Pollock, Professor of Social and Critical Histories of Art Tenth Edition
and Director of the Centre for Cultural Analysis,Theory and History, University
of Leeds. 2009/10
After theory: do we abandon the theoretical turn, or do we work with it differently? Compiled and edited by
This timely series, figure-headed by eminent art historian and cultural analyst Griselda Caroline Mornement
Pollock, brings together major international commentators and also introduces a new
generation of thinkers. Resisting both the rejection of theory and the current displacement
of art history in favour of visual culture, New Encounters instead rejuvenates both
The Tenth Edition of the essential Craft
NEW
approaches. Marked out by its critical engagement with and close informed readings of
images, texts and cultural events, this series employs new feminist, postcolonial and queer Galleries Guide is celebrating 20 years of
perspectives. New Encounters also showcases exciting new volumes which revisit key figures in promoting contemporary British craft..The
twentieth century art through highly original feminist approaches. Guide has steadily grown in size and
popularity, being updated and enlarged bi-
annually, and is now considered to be the
EVA HESSE DIGITAL AND OTHER Bible for craft lovers. It highlights over 130
VIRTUALITIES top quality craft galleries throughout the UK,
exhibiting applied arts that range through
jewellery, beautiful work in ceramics, textiles,
Longing, Renegotiating the
Belonging and Image glass and wood, sculpture, and mixed-media
artworks. Each gallery has a feature page
followed by a page or more to showcase a
Displacement Antony Bryant and
selection of their regular makers work.The
Vanessa Corby Griselda Pollock (Eds)
Painter & York St Johns whole book is beautifully illustrated with
University,York colour photographs. A special celebratory
section profiles 10 of the original galleries of
the first edition and feature 10 essays on the
craft scene today by prominent contributors
NEW
to previous editions.The rest of the Guide
Here is an important new examination of
NEW
If the virtual suggests at once a radically new contains the well established format of
the work of American German Jewish artist era, pregnant with new possibilities hitherto galleries, divided regionally, giving a mix of
Eva Hesse, one of the most significant figures unimagined, it is also a major philosophical well established and brand new galleries to
in twentieth-century art. Using exciting new term, thinking about time and matter and tempt the reader to pursue their interest in
feminist approaches and taking as her transformations not reliant on new contemporary crafts.
starting point two key works, Corby reveals technologies, while also engaging with with
the way in which Hesse has been bodies, sensation and affectivity. In this
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refugee life in her art practice. Considering

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literary critics, information theorists and
creativity and the feminine, trauma and cultural analysts examine the twists and
historiography, this book provides a turns of virtuality in contemporary cultural
reassessment of Hesse. theory, as well as another, equally key
THE SUBVERSIVE STITCH
concept, indexicality. The contributors draw
on practices from film, video, chatrooms,
airport spaces, to offer critical sometimes

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skeptical analyses of contemporary image
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worlds in the light of a continuing allegiance Feminine
to grounded histories and critical practice. Rozsika Parker
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FEMININE Rozsika Parkers now classic re-evaluation of
Painting History, Writing
Imagination and Sexual Painting the reciprocal relationship between women
Alison Rowley, University of Ulster, Belfast and embroidery brought stitchery out from
the private world of female domesticity into
Difference
the fine arts, and fostered the emergence of
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Griselda Pollock and Victoria Turvey-
Sauron (Eds), both at the University of todays dynamic and expanding crafts
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Leeds and CentreCATH movements. The Subversive Stitch is now

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brings the book up to date with exploration

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BLUEBEARDS LEGACY
Tracey Emin, as well as the work of new
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young female and male embroiderers.

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Death and Secrets from Bartk
Rozsika Parker uses household accounts,
to Hitchcock
CONCEPTUAL ODYSSEYS Griselda Pollock, University of Leeds & womens magazines, letters, novels and the
CentreCATH, & Victoria Anderson, works of art themselves to trace through
Goldsmiths, University of London (Eds) history how the separation of the craft of
Passages to Cultural Analysis
Griselda Pollock (Ed.), University of Leeds
embroidery from the fine arts came to be a
and CentreCATH 256 PAGES 234 X 156MM JUNE 2009
major force in the marginalisation of
womens work. Beautifully illustrated, her
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book also discusses the contradictory nature
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of creativity, forging links between women.
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ART AND POLEMIC IN SOAP AND WATER MEMORIALIZING THE
PAKISTAN HOLOCAUST
Politics, Culture Cleanliness, Dirt Gender, Genocide
and Tradition in and the Working and Collective
Contemporary Classes in Memory
Miniature Painting Victorian and Janet Jacobs, University
Virginia Whiles, Chelsea Edwardian Britain of Colorado, Boulder
College of Art, Victoria Kelley,
University of the Arts, University of the
London Creative Arts
NEW
How do collective memories of histories of
NEW NEW
Contemporary artists in Pakistan have, in From whitened doorstops to polished boots,
recent decades, revived and reinvented starched pinafores to scrubbed floors, this is violence and trauma in war and genocide
miniature painting: a traditional artform the compelling story of how Victorians and come to be created? Janet Jacobs offers
which had faded under the colonial influence Edwardians engaged in the pursuit of new understandings of this crucial issue in
of the British, and is now gaining ground as a cleanliness and the battle against grime in her examination of the representation of
medium for a new generation of artists to domestic life. It is the first book to uncover gender in the memorial culture of Holocaust
challenge the world around them. At once how cleanliness and dirt were perceived and monuments and museums. Jacobs travelled
traditional and post-modern, the miniature understood at a period of history when they to Holocaust sites across Europe to explore
paintings reveal a satirical treatment of were an overwhelming preoccupation. representations of women. She reveals how
serious issues: from religious and political Victoria Kelley quotes social surveys, advice these memorial cultures construct
fundamentalism to McDonaldization, from literature, autobiographies and soap masculinity and femininity, as well as the
violence against women to nuclear warfare, advertisements, to examine how the Holocausts effect on stereotyping on
from the pressures of Purdah to the extreme poverty of many was being grounds of race or gender. She also uncovers
machismo of Lollywood film posters.This is interrogated by the official agencies seeking the wider ways in which images of violence
the first in-depth look at this contemporary the means to alleviate it. She also examines against women have become universal
art movement which provides a fascinating the spectacular imagery of cleanliness symbols of mass trauma and genocide. This
insight into the links between art and emerging in the soap brands and feminist analysis of Holocaust
politics, and between indigenous and global advertisements that appeared at the heart of memorialization brings together gender and
aesthetics. Forty miniature paintings are early commercial culture. Soap and Water is collective memory with the geographies of
reproduced here in full colour. an important contribution to social and genocide to fill a significant gap in our
design history, as well as to the history of understanding of genocide and national
material culture and gender.
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remembrance.
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PASSIONATE BEING JUNK MODERN ART AT THE

BERLIN WALL
Language, Art and the Demarcating Culture in the Cold
Singularity and Politics of Trash War Germanys
Gillian Whiteley, Claudia Mesch
Loughborough
Perseverance
Yve Lomax, Goldsmiths
University
College
9781845118082 HARDBACK 59.50
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AFTERSHOCK
Trash, garbage, rubbish, dross, detritus in
NEW
The Ethics of Contemporary
Yve Lomax is a remarkable artist and writer,
NEW
who has established a practice of writing this enjoyably radical exploration of Junk, Transgressive Art
that is unique within contemporary Fine Art. Gillian Whiteley re-thinks arts historical and Kieran Cashell, Limerick Institute of
Her work has helped to establish a new present appropriation of junk within our Technology
discipline of Art Writing, which provides a eco-conscious and globalised culture. She
particular space for a critical and analytical does this through an illustrated exploration 256 PAGES 234 X 156 MM JUNE 2009
approach to writing within contemporary of particular materials, key moments and

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art.Written through both the first and locations and the telling of a panoply of trash
second person singular, Passionate Being narratives. Found and ephemeral materials
takes its author and its reader on a journey are primarily associated with assemblage GORDON MATTA-CLARK
that has them thinking of their experience of object-based practices which emerged in the Art, Architecture and the Attack
and belonging to language. At its beginning, it mid-1950s and culminated in the seminal
exhibition The Art of Assemblage in New
on Modernism
brings to its author the question What can Stephen Walker, University of Sheffield
you say? The responses that ensue turn our York in 1961.With its deployment of the
attention toward presupposition and how discarded and the filthy,Whiteley argues,
assemblage has been viewed as a disruptive,
224 PAGES 234 X 156MM JULY 2009
singularity can be said.The book also brings

transgressive artform that engaged with
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into play the work of other theorists,

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notably Giorgio Agamben. It asks us to view narratives of social and political dissent,
both language and the world taking-place often in the face of modernist condemnation
without presupposition, revealing both the as worthless kitsch. In the Sixties, parallel
political implications, and those for living, techniques flourished in Western Europe, the
that this vision holds. It is a work to be read US and Australia but the idiom of
twice with pleasure, and then again. assemblage and the re-use of found materials
and objects with artist as bricoleur is
just as prevalent now.
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visual culture
Art and is a series of intelligently written and highly readable illustrated books for the gallery-goer
ART AND and student.The series takes as its starting points both that art matters that it has a real and
important connection to the world in which we live and that contemporary art, sometimes difficult
or unapproachable, need not equate to difficult writing. In selecting themes, we have aligned art with
those perennial issues such as sex and war which trouble generation after generation, as well as those
specifically contemporary issues recent scientific advances and advertising for example to show
how art both reflects and influences the wider world.
ART AND OBSCENITY ART AND WAR ART AND SEX

Kerstin Mey, Duncan of Jordanstone Laura Brandon, Canadian War Museum in Gray Watson, University of the Arts
College of Art and Design, University of Ottawa
Dundee
168 PAGES 210 X 148MM
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ART AND DEATH
Chris Townsend, Royal Holloway,
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ART AND SCIENCE
ART AND LAUGHTER Sin Ede, Gulbenkian Foundation University of London
Sheri Klein, University of Wisconsin-Stout 224 PAGES 210 X 148MM 168 PAGES 210 X 148MM
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10 IMAGES
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24 ILLUSTRATIONS ART AND ADVERTISING
Joan Gibbons, Birmingham City
University
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Times Literary Supplement

...these little books give a rich sense of the vitality of art
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WE WERENT MODERN DRAPERY THE ART OF THE SACRED
ENOUGH Classicism and Barbarism in An Introduction to the Aesthetics
Women Artists and the Limits of Visual Culture of Art and Belief
German Modernism Gen Doy, De Montfort University Graham Howes, Trinity Hall Cambridge
Marsha Meskimmon, Loughborough 304 PAGES 234 X 156MM 256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
University
978 1 86064 284 5 PAPERBACK 17.99
DRAWING NOW
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READING ART, READING Between the Lines of
PICTURING THE SELF IRIGARAY Contemporary Art
The Politics of Art by Women TRACEY, Loughborough University
Hilary Robinson, Carnegie Mellon University
Changing Views of the Subject in
218 PAGES 254 X 254MM
Visual Culture
Gen Doy, De Montfort University
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978 1 85043 412 2 HARDBACK 57.50
978 1 85043 413 9 PAPERBACK 18.99 THE OBSTACLE RACE
8 COLOUR PLATES ADN B&W ILLUSTRATIONS CONTEMPORARY BRITISH The Fortunes of Women Painters
WOMEN ARTISTS and Their work
THE STATE OF THE REAL In Their Own Words
Rebecca Fortnum, Lancaster University.
Germaine Greer
Aesthetics in the Digital Age 384 PAGES 234 X 156MM
Damian Sutton, Sue Brind, Ray McKenzie
(Eds), all at Glasgow School of Art.
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Contribution by Slavoj Zizek

20 B&W PHOTOS
ART AND ARCHITECTURE
A Place Between
WRITING THE IMAGE Jane Rendell, University College, London
208 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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B&W ILLUSTRATIONS AND COLOUR PLATE An Adventure with Art and 256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
SECTION
Theory 978 1 84511 222 6 PAPERBACK 18.99
ENGAGED WITH THE ARTS Yve Lomax, Contribution by Irit Rogoff
Writings from the Frontline 256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 474 0 PAPERBACK 17.99 THE NEW ORIENTALISTS
John Tusa 20 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS Postmodern Representations of
232 PAGES 234 X 156MM Islam from Foucault to
978 1 84511 424 4 HARDBACK 20.00 SOUNDING THE EVENT Baudrillard
Ian Almond, Europa-Universitat-Viadrina
Escapades in Dialogue and
DECODING OLD MASTERS
(Frankfurt Oder) and the Freie Universitat
Matters of Art, Nature and Time
(Berlin)
Patrons, Princes and Enigmatic Yve Lomax
Paintings of the 15th Century 224 PAGES 234 X 156MM
232 PAGES 216 X 138MM
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CHARLES SHEELER
American Modernism and the
ART BEYOND Borders of Abstraction
Mark Rawlinson, University of Nottingham
REPRESENTATION 256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
The Performative Power of the 978 1 85043 901 1 HARDBACK 49.50
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Image
Barbara Bolt, University of Melbourne
30 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS 2 X 4 PAGES COLOUR
PLATE SECTION
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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VIDEO ART, A GUIDED
2 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS TOUR
Catherine Elwes, University of the Arts,
BLACK VISUAL CULTURE London, Foreword by Shirin Neshat
Modernity and Postmodernity
Gen Doy, De Montfort University
224 PAGES 210 X 148MM
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272 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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30 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS CONTEMPORARY ART AND
JOSEPH BEUYS MEMORY
Images of Recollection and
The Reader
Claudia Mesch, Arizona State University and Remembrance
Viola Michley, August-Macke School, Bonn Joan Gibbons, Birmingham City University
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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Art and Architecture Photography
Critical INTERVENTION LAND MATTERS
visual culture
ARCHITECURE
Theory Buildings for Change
Aga Khan Foundation, Introduction by Homi
Landscape
Photography,
Bhabha Culture and
192 PAGES 278 X 218MM
Identity
Liz Wells, University of
GENDER, MODERNITY AND 978 1 84511 673 6 PAPERBACK 18.99
Plymouth
1200 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS AND 35 PLANS
LIBERTY
Middle Eastern and Western THE DELIRIOUS MUSEUM
Womens Writings: a Critical A Journey from the Louvre to Las
Sourcebook Vegas NEW
Reina Lewis, London College of Fashion and In this major work on landscape
photography, extensively illustrated in colour
Calum Storrie
Nancy Micklewright, Getty Foundation (Eds)
and black & white, Liz Wells is concerned
192 PAGES 216 X 138MM
with the ways in which photographers

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engage with issues about land, its

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representation and idealisation. She

demonstrates how the visual interpretation

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UNDERSTANDING of land as landscape reflects and reinforces
RETHINKING ARCHITECTURE contemporary political, social and
ORIENTALISM environmental attitudes. She also asks what
is at stake in landscape photography now
Styles and Structures from the
through placing critical appraisal of key
Women, Travel and the Ottoman Pyramids to Post Modernism
Harem examples of work by photographers working
Reina Lewis, London College of Fashion
Marco Bussagli
in, for example, the USA, in Europe,
Scandinavia and Baltic areas, within broader
384 PAGES 265 X 223MM
art historical and political concerns.This

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illuminating book will interest readers in

photography and media, geography, art

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history and travel, as well as those

OPERA concerned with environmental issues.

Or the Undoing of Women 256 PAGES 234 X 156MM OCTOBER2010
978 1 84511 865 5 HARDBACK 49.50
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Reynolds 75 COLOUR AND 25 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
216 PAGES 234 X 156MM
978 1 86064 113 8 PAPERBACK 16.99
BOHEMIANS PRIVATE PICTURES

The Glamorous Outlaws
Elizabeth Wilson, Soldiers Inside
288 PAGES 196 X 126MM
978 1 86064 782 6 PAPERBACK 11.99 View of War
30 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS Janina Struk
TAURIS PARKE PAPERBACKS
THE NEWLY BORN

WOMAN
Hlne Cixous and Catherine Clment
Introduction by Sandra M. Gilbert NEW
Snapshots taken by American soldiers of

192 PAGES 234 X 156MM
Iraqi prisoners stripped naked, humiliated

978 1 86064 137 4 PAPERBACK 12.99
and tortured shocked the world in 2004 and

THE ART OF SELF more have followed from the conflict in
INVENTION Afghanistan, but whether the public have
been horrified by the soldiers conduct or
the fact they have taken pictures has not
Image and Identity in Popular
Visual Culture been clear. In fact, as this remarkable book
Joanne Finkelstein, University of Greenwich, reveals and relates, soldiers have taken
London photographs of war and its atrocities for
more than 100 years. But their pictures are
private, intended mainly for the soldiers
224 PAGES 216 X 138MM
themselves, as mementoes or as attempts to

978 1 84511 395 7 HARDBACK 42.50
make sense of the chaos, brutality and

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boredom of war. But with the 21st-century

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shift to simple digital photography,

transmission by the internet available to all,
and a new citizen journalism, soldiers
pictures are acquiring a new resonance.
Private Pictures discusses how these images
have been used and it asks: what effect might
the wider appreciation of soldiers pictures
have on the popular perception of war?
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Photography Fashion
DOMAINS OF INFLUENCE DRESS BEHIND BARS FASHION, DESIRE AND
Arab Women Business leaders in ANXIETY
a New Economy
Jacqueline Hassink, Harvard University
Prison Clothing as Image and Morality in the
Criminality Twentieth Century
152 PAGES 289 X 240MM
Juliet Ash, Royal College Rebecca Arnold, Royal College of Art,
of Art. London
978 1 84511 659 0 HARDBACK 30.00
WATCHING THE WORLD 160 PAGES 236 X 189MM

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CHANGE 38 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
The Stories Behind the Images of

9/11 FASHIONING THE
David Friend, Vanity Fair
NEW
From nineteenth-century broad arrows and

FEMININE
424 PAGES 234 X 156MM black and white stripes to twenty first- Representation and Womens
978 1 84511 545 6 PAPERBACK 14.99
century orange jumpsuits, prison clothing has Fashion from the Fin de Sicle to
both mirrored and bolstered the power of
24 PAGES OF COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
penal institutions over prisoners lives.Vividly

the Present
STREET PHOTOGRAPHY illustrated and based on original research, Cheryl Buckley and Hilary Fawcett, both at
this book is a pioneering history and Northumbria University
investigation of prison dress, which
From Atget to Cartier-Bresson
Clive Scott, University of East Anglia demystifies the experience of what it is like
192 PAGES 234 X 156MM
to be an imprisoned criminal. Juliet Ash takes

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256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
the reader on a journey from the production

B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
978 1 84511 268 4 HARDBACK 45.00
of prison clothing to the bodies of its

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wearers. She uncovers a history
ADORNED IN DREAMS
characterised by waves of reform, Fashion and Modernity
CLAUDE CAHUN sandwiched between regimes that use Elizabeth Wilson
A Sensual Politics of clothing as punishment and discovers how
inmates use their dress to surmount, subvert
336 PAGES 216 X 138MM
or survive these punishment cultures. She

978 1 86064 921 9 PAPERBACK 15.99
Photography
Gen Doy, De Montfort University reveals the hoods, the masks, pink boxer
B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
232 PAGES 234 X 156MM shorts, near nakedness, even twenty first-
978 1 84511 551 7 PAPERBACK 18.99
century civvies to be not just other types of
uniform but political embodiments of the
30 HALFTONE ILLUSTRATIONS PLUS 6 COLOUR IN
surveillance of everyday life.

4PP PLATES
PICTURING PLACE 240 PAGES 234 X 156MM NOVEMBER 2009

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Photography and the 978 1 85043 894 6 PAPERBACK 16.99
Geographical Imagination
Joan M. Schwartz, National Archives of THE AMERICAN LOOK
Canada and James R. Ryan Queens
University, Belfast
Fashion, Sportswear and the
Image of Women in 1930s and
368 PAGES 246 X 189MM
1940s New York
Rebecca Arnold, Royal College of Art
978 1 86064 752 9 PAPERBACK 22.50
London.
PHOTOGRAPHY AND 256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
SURREALISM 978 1 84511 896 9 HARDBACK 52.50

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Sexuality, Colonialism and Social 40 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
Dissent
David Bate, University of Westminster FASHIONING THE CITY
Paris, Fashion and the Media
Agns Rocamora, London College of
240 PAGES 234 X 156MM
Fashion
978 1 86064 379 8 PAPERBACK 19.99
30 ILLUSTRATIONS

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Womens Landscape Photography B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
Now
Liz Wells, Visual Arts, University of FASHION AS PHOTOGRAPH
Plymouth, Catherine Fehily and Kate Viewing and Reviewing Images of
Newton, both at Staffordshire University Fashion
Eugenie Shinkle (Ed.), University of
Westminster.
144 PAGES 245 X 285MM
978 1 86064 635 5 PAPERBACK 18.99
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PHOTOGRAPHING THE 20 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS & 8 PAGES COLOUR PLATE

SECTION
HOLOCAUST
Interpretations of the Evidence
Janina Struk
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Cultural History
INFERNO GERTRUDE AND ALICE RAISING DUST
visual culture
A Cultural History Diana Souhami A Cultural History
of Hell of Dance in
Margaret Kean Palestine
Nicholas Rowe
NEW NEW PAPERBACK ORIGINAL

Eternal fire, diabolical torment, graphic Beginning in early nineteenth-century
mortification of the flesh and a smoke-filled Gertrude Stein and Alice Babette Toklas
Ottoman Palestine, with the startled
underworld pierced by the despairing met on Sunday 8 September 1907, in Paris.
From that day on they were together, until impressions of local dance by European Bible
shrieks of the damned: the idea of Hell has tourists, Raising Dust is the first book to
Gertrudes death on Saturday 27 July 1946.
for thousands of years exerted both provide a detailed history of dance in
Everyone who was anyone went to their
fascination and terror. Whether expressed Palestine. Continuing through accounts of
salons at the rue de Fleurus.They became a
in medieval Doom paintings and grim legendary couple, photographed by Stieglitz, anthropologists, colonial historians, local
warnings of everlasting suffering, or in Man Ray and Cecil Beaton, painted by folklorists, Islamic clerics and local
modern psychological interpretations, the Picasso and written about in the works of practitioners, it culminates in todays
belief in a ghastly terminus for the souls of Hemingway, Paul Bowles and Sylvia Beach. controversial yet thriving dance scene inside
the cursed has proved remarkably resilient Reissued with a new Foreword, Gertrude the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Raising
and persistent. It has far outlived specific and Alice is the highly acclaimed story of Dust is also the first book to explore the
portrayals by artists, writers and theologians, their remarkable life together, of the paths intimate relationship between dance and the
and has seemed far more resonant an idea that led them to each other, and of Alices Palestine/Israeli conflict and to show how
than either a heavenly Paradise or New years of widowhood after Gertrude died. dance has affected and been affected by the
Jerusalem.Why has hell retained this From letters, memoirs and the published major political upheavals in the region.
extraordinary potency, even as western writings of Stein and Toklas and with rich
society has become more sceptical and illustrations,Whitbread Award-winner Diana
secular? In her rich and wide-ranging book, Souhami brings their characters, beliefs and
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Margaret Kean tells the history of hell

24 COLOUR IN 16PP PLATES
achievements vividly to life.
through literature, philosophy, art, music and
film.
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LORCA, BUUEL, DAL THE KINGS JESTER HIDEOUS ABSINTHE

Forbidden The Life of Dan The History of the
Pleasures and Leno, Victorian Devil in a Bottle
Connected Lives Comic Genius Jad Adams
Gwynne Edwards, Barry Anthony
University of Wales
Lorca, Buuel and Dal were, in their Mysteriously sophisticated, darkly alluring,
NEW NEW BESTSELLER
respective fields of poetry and theatre, Who was Dan Leno? In 1901 everyone in almost Satanic: absinthe was the drink of
cinema, and painting, three of the most Britain knew who he was.They had seen him choice for Baudelaire,Verlaine and Wilde. It
imaginative creative artists of the twentieth live on the music hall stage, listened to his inspired paintings by Degas and Manet, van
century. But if individually they have been jokes on the new gramophone and watched Gogh and Picasso. It was blamed for
examined by many, their connected lives his funny antics in some of the earliest conditions ranging from sterility to madness,
have rarely been considered. It is these, the moving pictures. Even King Edward VII was a to French defeats in World War I.The
ties that bind them, that constitute the fan and the popular press dubbed Dan Leno campaign against the devil in a bottle
subject of this illuminating book. Each was The Kings Jester. But his path to fame was a resulted in its ban throughout most of
affected by a narrow-minded society and an hard one: he journeyed from being a child Europe. Hideous Absinthe is a biography of the
intolerant religious background which performer in the London and Liverpool green fairy that questions the basis of anti-
equated sex with sin and led all three to slums to a chaotic career in hard-bitten absinthe hysteria and describes how absinthe
experience sexual problems of different northern variety theatres. Dan became the came to symbolise the high points of art and
kinds: Lorca the guilt and anguish associated nations favourite comedian, but as one of the depths of degeneration. It comes up to
with his homosexuality; Buuel feelings of the first mass media stars he suffered from date via the thrill-seeking American absinthe
sexual inhibition; and Dal virtual impotence. this continual exposure and died at the drinkers in the twentieth century, from
Their left-wing outrage directed at bourgeois early age of forty three.Drawing on many Hemingway to the backpackers of Prague;
values and the Catholic Church was strongly previously unused sources, this is first, and covers the rediscovery of absinthe in
felt, and in the case of Lorca in particular, authoritative, biography of Dan Leno. Only Englands club culture of the twenty-first
was sharpened by the catastrophic Civil War Charlie Chaplin, often compared to Dan in century.
of 1936-9, during the first months of which style and appearance, was to occupy a
he was murdered by Francos fascists. similar position in the hearts of the British
304 PAGES 216 X 138MM
Edwards describes how, for the rest of his public. Barry Anthony brings to life the
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life, Buuel clung to his left-wing ideals and everyday lives of Victorian Britains, as well as
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made outstanding films, while Dal embraced Dans unique brand of humour and its
TAURIS PARKE PAPERBACKS
Fascism and the Catholic Church, and saw resonance with later comedians such as
his art go into rapid decline. Spike Milligan and the Monty Python team.
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Popular Culture
INK-STAINED AMAZONS PICTURING CHILDHOOD TALES OF SEDUCTION
AND CINEMATIC The Myth of the Child in Popular The Figure of Don Juan in
WARRIORS Imagery Spanish culture
Patricia Holland Sarah Wright, Royal Holloway University of
London
Superwomen in
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Jennifer K. Stuller B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
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THE HAPPY STRIPPER TAURIS ACADEMIC STUDIES
Pleasures and Politics of the

New Burlesque
NEW Jacki Willson, South Nottingham College
Jennifer Stuller looks at the role of
176 PAGES 216 X 138MM
superwomen in modern mythology, tracing

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their development in comics, in films and on

6 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
television over the course of the past seven

decades. From Wonder Woman to Buffy SUPERHEROES!
Summers, Charlies Angels to The Powerpuff Capes and Crusaders in Comics
Girls, Superwomen are more than just love
interests or sidekicks who stand by their
and Films
Supermen. She shows how the female hero
Roz Kaveney
has broken through the boys club barrier of 224 PAGES 216 X 138MM
tradition and reveals the pivotal role of high-
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heeled crimefighters in popular culture.

Featuring spies and sexuality, daddys girls DIGITAL DESIRES
and super-mothers, this is a comprehensive,
engaging and thought-provoking guide to
Language, Identity and New
female detectives, meta-humans and action Technologies
heroines, as well as their creators, directors, Edited by Cutting Edge
performers, and consumers. 280 PAGES 234 X 156MM
256 PAGES 216 X 138MM NOVEMBER 2009 978 1 86064 575 4 PAPERBACK 18.99
978 1 84511 965 2 PAPERBACK 10.99 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS & 16 COLOUR PLATES
CYBORGS TO BARBIE
DOLLS
Feminism, Popular Culture and
the Posthuman Body
WEIRD SCIENCE AND Kim Toffoletti, Deakin University,Australia.
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Mysterious Creatures, Lost
Worlds and Amazing Inventions TOMB RAIDERS AND
Gregory L. Reece
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SPACE INVADERS
Videogame Forms and Contexts
Geoff King and Tanya Krzywinska, both at
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Brunel University
MAINSTREAMING SEX 272 PAGES 234 X 156MM

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Culture
Feona Attwood (Ed.), Sheffield Hallam
University DESIRE BY DESIGN

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Technologies
UFO RELIGION Edited by Cutting Edge
256 PAGES 234 X 156MM
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Culture COLOUR AND B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
Gregory L. Reece
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The Cult of the King
Gregory L. Reece
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Philip Wilson Publishers
FRANZ MARC THE WILLIAM TROST JOHN ARMSTRONG
visual culture
COMPLETE WORKS RICHARDS: TRUE TO
VOLUME III NATURE ThePaintings
Sketchbooks and Drawings, Andrew Lambirth
Prints Watercolours, and
Annegret Hoberg and Oil Studies
Isabelle Jansen Carol Osborne
NEW NEW
A superb classical painter and draughtsman,

NEW
The third and final volume of the catalogue William Trost Richards (1833-1905) began
raisonn contains the thirty-two his career as an artist of the Hudson River Armstrong also undertook much work in
sketchbooks by the artist and illustrates the School. His meticulous studies of plants film, theatre and ballet, as well as being a
hundreds of drawings he made from life as growing along the Hudson together with his successful designer of ceramics and murals.
studies for works in other media. Over one drawings and watercolours of the As a painter he has often been associated
thousand sketchbook pages are catalogued Adirondacks, the Catskills, and his native with the surrealists, especially after becoming
and reproduced for the first time, many of Pennsylvania reveal a sensibility devoted to a member of Unit One, a group formed by
which had been separated from the the close observation of nature. In the his contemporary Paul Nash in 1933 to
sketchbooks and are here re-united with 1870s, however, when grand-scale landscape promote modern art,architecture and
details of provenance and present location painting was going out of fashion, Richards design, although his work resists any easy
to provide a complete picture of the artists turned to the watercolour medium and categorisation. Armstrong was also a
preparatory work.The volume also contains marine subjects, such as scenes of surf committed supporter of the Labour party,
detailed entries and illustrations of the rolling on the New England coast.The artist contributing designs to its election leaflets in
artists forty-five prints, including information is celebrated in this catalogue with 1945, and an active political campaigner.The
on media, provenance and location. It begins reproductions of 230 works in pencil, first major study of Armstrongs work, the
with introductory texts that explain the watercolour, charcoal, and an essay by Carol book draws on new and unpublished
authors methodology in cataloguing the Osborne, curator at the time the works research that puts into context the highly
work and concludes with concordances, a were given to the Iris and B. Gerald Cantor original vision of a strongly independent and
glossary of terms, bibliography and index. Center for Visual Arts, which places these imaginative artist waiting to be rediscovered.
432 PAGES 292 X 265MM OCTOBER 2010 works in the context of the artists life. 240 PAGES 275 X 235MM NOVEMBER 2009
208 PAGES 275 X 245MM JUNE 2010
1,242 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS 238 COLOUR, 114 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
978 0 85667 678 9 HARDBACK 35.00
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128 COLOUR, 108 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS
NOTHING WASTED MILOS SOBAC DAVID HARRISON

The Paintings of Edward Lucie-Smith Alistair Robinson with a
Richard Harrison foreword by Lucinda
Brian Sewell Lambton
NEW NEW
Milos Sobacs work is a torrential
At a time when figurative painting has long Over the course of the last twenty-five years
NEW
outpouring of images in a wide variety of

been out of fashion in British art schools and forms paintings, sculptures, installations, David Harrison has created a body of work
among the curators of the nations galleries and works that combine both painting and unique in contemporary British art that is
of modern art, Richard Harrison has been sculpture.These have gained him recognition characterised by wit, a playful love of
one of the very few younger contemporary as the leading Serbian artist of his contradiction and quiet erudition.Working in
artists to hold to this ancestral tradition. His generation. By its very nature, Sobacs work two and three dimensions, the artists
early work was essentially abstract, and is difficult to classify. It has links to Francis paintings, sculptures and collages transform
abstract values have formed the armature of Bacon, to the classical surrealism of Salvador the natural and man-made worlds into
all of his later work, but in subject he has Dali, and to the romanticism of Gricault. It mythical settings in which alarming, magical
moved from an interest in the texture and is constantly preoccupied, as indeed these and incongruous narratives unfold. Indeed,
manipulable qualities of the simple materials artists were, with the bond between the Harrisons works collectively give shape to
of a painting to biblical and mythical sublime and the abject, and with the tragic an idiosyncratic mythology in which every
narratives that were common among nature of the human condition. aspect of the modern world plays its part. It
European painters from the High is, however, for his representations and re-
Renaissance to the High Olympus of
360 PAGES 292 X 265MM SEPTEMBER 2010
creations of the natural world that he has
Victorian art. As a student at Chelsea School become best known: in his work nature is an
978 0 85667 662 8 HARDBACK 35.00
of Art, Harrison was noticed in 1987 by the endless source of wisdom and fecundity,
critic Brian Sewell, then searching for young although it is never quite one of safety,
painters for an exhibition; they have harmony or consolation. His canvases

remained in contact ever since.This transform his own biography and
affectionate but dispassionate and critical experiences into fiction, whilst interweaving
book, part analysis and part account of an references from the history of art, popular
often alarming life, represents a culture, architectural history, and the
comprehensive record of Harrisons mythology of English landscape.
intellectual and aesthetic development. 192 PAGES 265 X 210MM SEPTEMBER 2010
232 PAGES 275 X 245MM FEBRUARY 2010 978 0 85667 671 0 HARDBACK 25.00
200 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS
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Philip Wilson Publishers

DIEGO RIVERA ANDREA RICCIO INFINITE ISLAND
Renaissance Master of Bronze Contemporary Caribbean Art
The Cubist Denise Allen and Peta Motture (Eds) Tumelo Mosaka, Annie Paul and Nicolette
Portraits, 336 PAGES 275 X 214MM Ramirez
978 0 85667 656 7 HARDBACK 40.00
224 PAGES 290 X 240MM
1913-1917 240 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
978 0 85667 641 3 HARDBACK 30.00
Sylvia Navarrete, Serge 191 COLOUR AND 16 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
Fauchereau, Anna
Indych-Lopez, Foreword
THE ART OF ANCIENT
by Ramn Favela GREECE KANDINSKY DRAWINGS
NEW Sabine Albersmeier (Ed.) VOL 1
Catalogue Raisonn Volume
This catalogue will accompany an important
208 PAGES 270 X 203MM
exhibition organised by the Meadows

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One: Individual Drawings
Museum entitled Diego Rivera:The Cubist
APPROX. 157 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS Vivian Endicott Barnett
Portraits 1913 1917 that will take place
from 21st June to 20th September, 2009. It is
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focused on the study of the formative stage

CARL LAUBIN 978 0 85667 622 2 HARDBACK 185.00
of Riveras career during the second decade
John Russell Taylor and David Watkin
of the 20th century, which he spent in Paris 240 PAGES 275 X 245MM
KANDINSKY DRAWINGS
and travelling in Europe as a member of
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avant-garde intellectual circles.This project

200 COLOUR AND 30 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS VOL 2
marks the first time that this aspect of
Catalogue Raisonn Volume Two:
Riveras work has been comprehensively
studied, thus making a significant
Sketchbooks
DORA GORDINE
contribution to the scholarship on his life Sculptor, Designer and Artist Vivian Endicott Barnett
and work. Jonathan Black, Kingston University 496 PAGES 292 X 265MM
978 0 5667 636 9 HARDBACK 120.00
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22 B&W AND 103 COLOUR ILLUSTRATIONS 27 COLOUR AND 203 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS KANDINSKY DRAWINGS
Two volume set
FERNANDO GALLEGO AND Vivian Endicott Barnett
HIS WORKSHOP 978 0 85667 637 6 HARDBACK 250.00
The Altarpiece from Ciudad
Rodrigo
Barbara C. Anderson, Amanda W. Dotseth
and Mark A. Roglan (Eds)
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Harold Holzer (Ed.) PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS
ANGUS FAIRHURST
Sacha Craddock (with a foreword by Sir
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NEW PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS
Abraham Lincoln is, by tradition, one of

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American historys quintessential westerners.

But Lincoln owed much of his national THE DUTCH ITALIANATES
political success, not to mention his 17th-Century Masterpieces from
enshrinement in public memory, to his
impact on the quintessentially eastern state
Dulwich Picture Gallery, London
of New York, and in turn, New Yorks
Ian Dejardin
profound impact on him.This constitutes 112 PAGES 240 X 210MM
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That New Yorks publishers, business leaders,

elected officials, writers, preachers, and

editors were able convincingly to introduce

successive images at the same time they RUNNING FOR OFFICE
promulgated a parallel, wholly negative Candidates, Campaigns, and the
Lincoln reputation that of frontier hick,
jokester, ruthless military leader, and
Cartoons of Clifford Berryman
heartless tyrant constitutes one of the
Jessie Kratz and Martha Grove
most astonishing episodes in the history of 96 PAGES 254 X 210MM
what Lincoln himself once called public

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sentiment. Only in New York could such

robust, and contradictory, public relations

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THE PAINTINGS OF 39 Steps, The: Glancy, 9 978 1 84885 373 7, PB, 12.99
visual culture
978 1 86064 614 0, PB, 12.99 Battleship Potemkin, The: Taylor, 10
CYNTHIA POLSKY Adorned in Dreams: Wilson, 24 978 1 86064 393 4, PB, 12.99
Interior, Exterior, and Scenic 978 1 86064 921 9, PB, 15.99 Baudrillard Reframed: Toffoletti, 18
Aftershock: Cashell, 20 978 1 84511 678 1, PB, 12.50
Karen Wilkin 978 1 84511 524 1, PB , 17.99 Bed and Sofa: Graffy, 10
128 PAGES 272 X 242MM
... Age of the Dream Palace, The: Richards, 7 978 1 86064 503 7, PB, 12.99
978 0 85667 628 4 HARDBACK 40.00
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS 978 1 84885 122 1, PB, 16.99 Bertrand Tavernier: Hay, 3
Aim for the Heart: Hughes, 6 978 1 86064 462 7, PB, 16.99
READING VASARI 978 1 84511 902 7, HB, 19.99

Alexander Medvedkin: Widdis, 10
Best of British: Aldgate & Richards,
978 1 86064 288 3, PB, 16.99
8
Anne B. Barriault, Andrew Ladis, Norman E. 978 1 85043 405 4, PB, 14.99 Beyond Dixon of Dock Green: Sydney-Smith, 14
Land & Jeryldene M. Wood (Eds) Alphaville: Darke, 5 978 1 86064 790 1, HB, 54.50
296 PAGES 253 X 184MM 978 1 84511 218 9, HB, 27.50 978 1 86064 824 3, PB, 18.99
978 0 85667 582 9 HARDBACK 50.00 978 1 85043 986 8, PB, 12.99 Black Narcissus: Street, 8
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS Amelie: Vanderschelden, 5 978 1 84511 046 8, PB, 12.99
978 1 84511 375 9, PB, 12.99 Black Visual Culture: Doy, 22
VOJO STANIC American Independent Cinema: King,
978 1 85043 937 0, HB, 57.50
6 978 1 86064 382 8, PB, 18.99
Blogistan: Srebeny & Khiabany, 15
Sailing on Dreams
978 1 85043 938 7, PB, 16.99 978 1 84511 606 4, HB, 45.00
Robert Boyers, Valeri S. Turchin, Emir American Look, The: Arnold, 24 978 1 84511 607 1, PB, 14.99
Kusturica 978 1 84511 896 9, HB, 52.50 ... Bluebeards Legacy: Pollock, 19
280 PAGES 292 X 265MM 978 1 86064 763 5, PB, 16.99 978 1 84511 632 3, HB, 52.50
978 0 85667 650 5 HARDBACK 48.00 American Science ...: Johnson-Smith, 15 978 1 84511 633 0, PB, 18.99
978 1 86064 882 3, PB, 15.99 Bohemians: Wilson, 23
Andrea Riccio: Allen &Motture, 28 978 1 86064 782 6, PB, 11.99
JOHN SALT 978 0 85667 656 7, HB, 40.00 Brazil on Screen: Nagib, 3
The Complete Works 1969-2006 Angry Buzz, The: Holland, 14 978 1 84511 448 0,HB, 57.50
978 1 84511 051 2, PB, 16.99 978 1 84511 328 5, PB, 16.99
Linda Chase
Angus Fairhurst: Craddock, 28 Brighton Rock: Chibnall, 8
192 PAGES 275 X 245MM
978 0 85667 634 5 HARDBACK 29.50 978 0 85667 659 8, HB, 25.00 978 1 85043 400 9, PB, 12.99
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS Arab-Israeli Conflict in the Media, The: Ashuri,16 Britain Can Take It: Aldgate & Richards, 7
978 1 84511 814 3, HB, 54.50 978 1 84511 445 9, PB, 18.99
A FAMILY OF FASHION Arab Media and Political Renewal: Sakr,
978 1 84511 433 6, H, 57.50
16 British at War, The: Chapman,
978 1 86064 627 0, PB, 16.99
8
The Messel Dress Collection 978 1 84511 327 8, PB, 18.99 British Cinema and the Cold War: Shaw, 8
Lou Taylor, Amy de la Haye and Eleanor Arab Television Today: Sakr, 16 978 1 84511 211 0, PB, 16.99
Thompson 978 1 84511 563 0, HB, 54.50 ... British Film Design: Ede, 7
192 PAGES 270 X 210MM 978 1 84511 564 7, PB, 16.99 978 1 84885 107 8, HB, 45.00
978 0 85667 610 9 HARDBACK 30.00 Arnold: Saunders, 6 978 1 84885 108 5, PB, 15.99
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS 978 1 84511 948 5, PB, 14.99 British Science Fiction...: Cook & Wright, 15
Art and Advertising: Gibbons, 21 978 1 84511 047 5, HB, 47.50
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Art and Architecture: Rendell, 22 Burnt by the Sun: Beumers, 10
Robin Dutt
978 1 84511 222 6, PB 18.99 978 1 86064 396 5, PB, 12.99
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978 0 85667 570 6 HARDBACK 25.00 Art and Death: Townsend, 21 Carl Laubin: Taylor & Watkin 28
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS 978 1 84511 662 0, HB, 42.00 978 0 85667 633 8, HB 35.00
978 1 84511 663 7, PB, 14.99 Casque Dor: Leahy, 5
A SLAP IN THE FACE! Art and Laughter: Klein,

978 1 84511 233 2, HB, 49.50
21 978 1 84511 368 1, PB, 12.99
Central Asian Cinema: Rouland & Abikeyeva 9
Futurists in Russia 978 1 85043 931 8, PB, 14.99 978 1 84511 900 3, HB, 52.50
John Milner Art and Obscenity: Mey, 21 978 1 84511 901 0, PB, 17.99
112 PAGES 260 X 220MM 978 1 84511 234 9, HB, 49.50 Channel 4: Hobson, 14
978 0 85667 638 3 HARDBACK 28.00 978 1 84511 235 6, PB, 14.99 978 1 84511 613 2, PB, 15.99
... Art and Polemic in Pakistan: Whiles, 20 Chapaev: Graffy, 10
978 1 84885 365 2, HB, 52.50 978 1 85043 987 5, PB, 12.99
ISAAK LEVITAN Art and Science: Ede, 21 Charge of the Light Brigade, The: Connelly, 9
Lyrical Landscape 978 1 85043 584 6, PB, 14.99 978 1 86064 612 6, PB, 12.99
Art and Sex: Watson, 21 Charles Sheeler: Rawlinson, 22
Averil King
978 1 84511 664 4, HB, 42.00 978 1 85043 901 1, HB, 49.50
128 PAGES 270 X 215MM
978 0 85667 629 1 HARDBACK 17.99 978 1 84511 665 1, PB, 14.99 978 1 85043 902 8, PB, 18.99
PHILIP WILSON PUBLISHERS ... Art and the City: Whybrow, 17 Chasing Dragons: West, 4
978 1 84511 466 4, HB, 45.00 978 1 85043 982 0, PB, 14.99
JOAQUIN SOROLLA 978 1 84511 465 7, PB, 16.95
Art and War: Brandon, 21
... chien andalou, Un: Adamowicz,
978 1 84885 056 9, PB, 12.99
5
Bianca Pons-Sorolla 978 1 84511 236 3, HB, 49.50 Child in Film, The: Lury 2
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978 0 85667 605 5 HARDBACK 40.00
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Art of the Sacred, The: Howes, 22 Conceptual Odysseys: Pollock, 19
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978 1 84511 219 6, PB, 18.99 Falling in Love Again: Abbott & Jermyn 6 Hollywoods New Radicalism: Dickenson, 6
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978 1 86064 636 2, PB, 12.99 ... Femininity in the Frame: Bell, 7 ... Ingmar Bergman: McNab, 2
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9780856676697, HB, 27.50 Paintings of Cynthia Polsky: Wilkin, 29 ... Rgle du Jeu, La: Reader, 5
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Mainstreaming Sex: Attwood, 26 Picturing Childhood: Holland, 26 Re-viewing Television History: Wheatley, 14
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