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SCREEN
Volume 38, Number 1 (Spring 1996)
ISSN 0036-9543
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EDITOR: John Caughie, Simon Frith, Norman King, Annette Kuhn, Karen Lury,
Jackie Stacey, The John Logie Baird Centre, University of Glasgow
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Hong Kong popular culture as an interpretive arena: the Huang Feihong film
series. Hector Rodriguez Pages: 1 - 24
"Your tender smiles give me strength": paradigms of masculinity in John Woo's _A
Better Tomorrow_ and _The Killer_. Julian Stringer Pages: 25 - 42
Avenging women in Indian cinema. Lalitha Gopalan Pages: 42 - 59
Symbol, narrative and the musics of _Truly, Madly, Deeply_. Robynn Stilwell
Pages: 60 - 75
REPORTS AND DEBATES
Report. On dangerous ground: film studies in Australia. George Kouvaros Pages:
76 - 81
Report. Screen studies conference. Colin McArthur Pages: 82 - 84
Report. The third biennale of Arab cinema. Roy Armes Pages: 84 - 87
REVIEWS
Review. _Culture on the brink: ideologies of technology_. Gretchen Bender and
Timothy Druckrey (eds). Roger Silverstone Pages: 88 - 92
Reviews. _Out of the garden: toys and children's culture in the age of TV
marketing_. Stephen Kline.
_Moving images: understanding children's emotional responses to television_.
David Buckingham
David Oswell Pages: 93 - 98
Reviews. _Visions of the past: the challenge of film to our idea of history_,
Robert A Rosenstone (ed.).
_Revisioning history: film and the construction of a new past_, Robert A
Rosenstone (ed)
Guy Westwell Pages: 99 - 105
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