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Being Present: Mobile Cinema in Kham Tibetan Areas978-981-97-2736-0

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t” to examine the tangling relations between the actors in mobile cinema as social practice, the work argues that mobile cinema and contemporary Chinese society are mutually constructed in both textual and practical level... .978-981-97-2738-4978-981-97-2736-0

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,Introduction: ‘Being Present’ as an Analytical Concept,s from the Perspective of Ethnography—Reinterpretation of Field Study Materials in Dulong County’, later became part of my doctoral thesis (Guo, Jianbin, G. (2003). Television going to the countryside: Mass media and ethnic minority communities in the period of social transformation—ethnographic int

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,The ‘Presence’ of the State and Its Reflection,ic of China since its founding in 1949. Although this book takes 1949 as a threshold, I also agree with the views of Edward Friedman and his colleagues in their study on rural areas in North China—‘1949 and the founding of the People’s Republic cannot be conceived as a complete rupture with the past

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,The Historical Evolution of Mobile Cinema in the ‘Great Triangle’ Region,historical evolution of mobile films in the ‘Great Triangle’ region took place against the background of the development and changes of rural films in China as a whole, and it is impossible to give a comprehensive and complete description here.

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,From ‘Actor’ to ‘Film herdsman’,not be realized. Similarly, the last part of the book discusses ‘viewer being present’, which is also impossible without ‘mobile cinema’ screening. Therefore, mobile film screening is a very important link, both in the construction of this book and in our field research. During the project research

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,‘Viewers Being Present’ and Its Theoretical Implications,cific area such as ‘Duxiang’ in a tremendous ‘media power network’ constructed through the media(Guo Guo Jianbin (2008), Being present: TV viewing activities from an ethnographic perspective - a reinterpretation of Duxiang field data, Journal of Communication and Society (Hong Kong), Issue 6.).