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Volume 37, 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
Is Any Girl Safe? Female Spectators at the White Slave Films. Shelley Stamp
Lindsey (p.1)
Re-presenting the Field of Restricted Cultural Production: The Nude at the
Interface. Norman Taylor (p. 16)
What Makes a Man a Man: The Construction of Masculinity in F.W. Murnau's _The
Last Laugh_. Stephan Schindler (p.30)
Racialized Spectacle, Exchange Relations, and the Western in _Johanna d'Arc of
Mongolia_. Kristen Whissel (p. 41)
The Lion, the Thistle, and the Saltire: National Symbols and Corporate Identity
in Scottish Broadcasting. Peter Meech (p. 68)
Reports and Debates
Celebrating 1895: An International Conference on Film Before 1920. Michael
Hammond (p. 82)
Africa and the History of Cinematic Ideas Conference. Florence Ayisi and Carol
Sidney (p. 85)
Reviews
JOHN CORNER: Paula Rabinowitz, _They Must Be Represented: the Politics of
Documentary_; Brian Winston, _Claiming the Real: The Documentary Film
Revisited_ (p.
90)
ALISON BUTLER: Roswitha Mueller, _Valie Export: Fragments of the Imagination_
(p. 95)
CLARE HARWOOD: Mark Dery (ed.), _Flame Wars: a Discourse of Cyberculture_ (p.
100)
JOHN HILL: Andrew Higson, _Waving the Flag: Constructing a National Cinema in
Britain_ (p. 106)
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