An intriguing work of cultural criticism on the contemporary meaning and influence of images from the JFK assassination
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"Beginning with a description of a poster for a punk band and ending with a critique of the movie JFK, this work marshals an impressive array of cultural information in attempting to provide an overall history of the genre. Simon closely examines images and films, relating them to the continuing struggle over the authoring and interpretation of the story of Kennedy's death." --Library Journal "This history of the representation of the JFK assassination makes a terrific contribution to film studies and indeed to cultural studies generally. Moving with wit and erudition across political history, avant-garde film, serigraphy, journalism, and mass-market film, Simon transcends the banalities of the high culture/low culture binary to produce a study of exemplary range and insight." --David E. James, School of Cinema-Television, University of Southern California
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Höhe: 250 mm
Breite: 150 mm
Dicke: 15 mm
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978-1-56639-378-2 (9781566393782)
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Acknowledgments Introduction: the Assassination Debates Part I 1. The Zapruder Film 2. The Body 3. Images of Oswald Part II 4. The Warhol Silkscreens 5. The Pop Camp 6. Bruce Conner 7. Assassination Video Part III 8. Executive Action 9. The Parallax View/Winter Kills/Blow Out 10. JFK Epilogue Notes Index