Titlebook: Cinema and Community; D. W. McKiernan Book 2008 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2008 cinema.community.globa

思想

Class, Gender and Communitarianism, but distinctive set of commercially successful British films were made, depicting working class communities facing a struggle to survive the macro reshaping of the heavy industry infrastructure taking place in the North of England. . (dir. Mark Herman, 1996), . (dir. Peter Cataneo, 1997) and . (dir

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Community, Structure and Anti-structure,d practice of community or its absence as a significant theme in the context of major social and cultural changes and, in addition, to explore the idea of community itself under these changing circumstances. Occasionally, for example, in discussing community in multicultural Britain, I have had to b

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0435-3 between individuals and families, specifically with regard to the care of children, the place of the family in the community and the challenge to fatherhood and masculinity. The first two of these were also the key themes of the Blairite communitarian project for the moral regeneration of British s

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Social Spaceness and the Concept of Regionargins of society. It is fitting that the films are from Scandinavian countries because these have provided the conditions for the self-conscious creation of many such marginal, frequently anti-establishment communities including the best known example, the Free City of Christiania, which was formed

出生

Class, Gender and Communitarianism, between individuals and families, specifically with regard to the care of children, the place of the family in the community and the challenge to fatherhood and masculinity. The first two of these were also the key themes of the Blairite communitarian project for the moral regeneration of British s

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Community, Structure and Anti-structure,argins of society. It is fitting that the films are from Scandinavian countries because these have provided the conditions for the self-conscious creation of many such marginal, frequently anti-establishment communities including the best known example, the Free City of Christiania, which was formed