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SCREEN
Volume 38, Number 3 (Autumn 1997)
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EDITORS: John Caughie, Simon Frith, Norman King, Annette Kuhn, Karen Lury,
 Jackie Stacey, The John Logie
Baird Centre
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
Race gender and disavowal in Spanish cinema of the early Franco period: the
missionary film and the folkloric musical. Jo Labanyi    pp. 215-231
 
Steel in the gaze: on POV and the discourse of vision in Kathryn Biegelow's
cinema. Laura Rascaroli    pp. 232-246
 
'Drama' into 'news': strategies of intervention in 'The Wednesday Play'. M.K.
 MacMurraugh-Kavanagh    pp.
247-259
 
Transforming television broadcasting in a democratic South Africa. Jacqueline
 Maingard    pp. 260-274
 
REPORTS AND DEBATES
Debate. Piano recital. Annie Goldson    pp. 275-281
 
Debate. Rhetorical powerplay: a note on Ien Ang's review of The Dynasty Years.
 Jostein Gripsrud    pp. 282-286
 
VARIOUS REVIEWS    pp. 287-306
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