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Working on Screen : Representations of the Working Class in Canadian Cinema /
As themes in film studies literature, work and the working class have long occupied a peripheral place in the evaluation of Canadian cinema, often set aside in the critical literature for the sake of a unifying narrative that assumes a division between Quebecois and English Canada's film produc...
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| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Buffalo :
University of Toronto Press,
2006.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: working on screen / Malek Khouri and Darrell Varga
- In search of the Canadian labour film / David Frank
- Communists, class, and culture in Canada / Scott Forsyth
- The image of the 'people' in the CBC's Canada: a people's history / Darrell Varga
- Work it girl! Sex, labour, and nationalism in Valerie / Rebecca Sullivan
- Not playing, working: class, masculinity, and nation in the Canadian hockey film / Bart Beaty
- Other-ing the worker in Canadian 'gay cinema': Thom Fitzgerald's The hanging garden / Malek Khouri
- Whose museum is it anyway? Discourses of resistance in the adaptation of The Glace Bay Miners' Museum into Margaret's Museum / Peter Urquhart
- Activating history: Sara Diamond and the Women's Labour History Project / Susan Lord
- Dirty laundry: re-imagining the Canadian Pacific Railway and the construction of the nation / Margot Francis
- Look like a worker and act like a worker: stereotypical representations of the working class in Quebec fiction feature films / Andre Loiselle
- Inscriptions of class and nationalism in Canadian 'realist' cinema: Final offer and Canada's sweetheart: the saga of Hal C. Banks / Joseph Kispal-Kovacs
- Rule and the representation of class relations in Canadian film / John McCullough
- Counter narratives, class politics, and metropolitan dystopias: representations of globalization in Maelström, waydowntown, and La moitie gauche du frigo / Brenda Longfellow.