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Banal art history. Baroque, modernization and official cinematography in Franco’s Spain [PDF]
Journal of Art Historiography, 2016 In this article the newsreels made by Noticiarios y Documentales Cinematográficos (Cinematographic Newsreels and Documentaries, NO-DO), the official film production company created by Francoism, will be analyzed in order to shed light on the political ...
Noemi de Haro García
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Alphaville: Journal of Film and Screen Media, 2019 John Grierson first used the term “documentary” in writing about Robert Flaherty’s Moana (1926), noting that the film, “being a visual account of events in the daily life of a Polynesian youth, has documentary value” (qtd. in Rosenbaum).
Iacob Raluca
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Mélanges de la Casa de Velázquez, 2020 By the end of the Spanish civil war the Franco dictatorship mobilized the entire repertoire of past policies to codify and disseminate a closed interpretation of national history.
Gustavo Alares López
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Language and Collective Identity in Buñuel. Propaganda in the Film «España 1936» [PDF]
, 2010 En la memoria colectiva de los europeos, la Guerra Civil española ocupa un lugar destacado. El lenguaje cinematográfico y la representación fílmica de esa contienda forman un ámbito relevante en el que estudiar algunos rasgos de la matriz cultural ...
Ruiz-del-Olmo, Francisco Javier
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On_Culture, 2017 In 1968, the protest culture of the younger generation reached its peak internationally, and it was at the universities that students ignited the turmoil.
Inês Gamelas
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Understanding Art-Making as Documentation [PDF]
, 2017 Though typically arts information professionals are concerned with the documentation of artwork, this conceptual paper explores how art-making itself can be considered a form of documentation and finished artworks as documents in their own right. On this
Gorichanaz, Tim
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, 2015 The pixel and the technique of pixelating faces belong to a politics of fear and a digital aesthetics of truth which shapes public perceptions of criminality and the threat of otherness.
Fuggle, S
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VIEW Journal of European Television History and Culture, 2015 The article looks back at the films commissioned and produced by the Dutch governments about their colony in teh East-Indies between 1912 and 1962. The main focus is on the newsreels and documentaries about the colonial war between the Netherlands and ...
Jansen Hendriks, Gerda
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War Spoliations and Cultural Transfers: The Case Study of Soviet Cinema (1939-1949)
Connexe, 2019 This collection of articles is one of the last achievements of the scientific project called Cinema in the Soviet Union at war, 1939-1949. This project was initiated by Valérie Pozner (CNRS, Arias THALIM) and Alexandre Sumpf (University of Strasburg ...
Eric Aunoble
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The aboriginal football ethic: Where the rules get flexible [PDF]
, 2016 In his highly influential history of Australian rules football, Geoffrey Blainey promoted the idea that the sport constituted a 'game of our own'. In making this claim, Blainey suggested the sport was the outcome of Anglo-Australian cultural innovations.
Butcher, Tim, Judd, Barry
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