10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEGLAMORISATION»
Discover the use of
deglamorisation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
deglamorisation and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Film England: Culturally English Filmmaking Since the 1990s
The understatement of this speech is typical of the deglamorisation of the film as
a whole, and the avoidance of showy effects. The next scene shows the dreadful
aftermath of battle, and further establishes the characters of Cromwell and ...
... wherever the film was shown (Dors 1959: 100). Dors' first 'deglamorisation'
became The Weak and the Wicked's key publicity motif.8 She plays one of 'the
weak', Betty, an impressionable young woman who is in gaol because of
misplaced ...
3
Visualising China, 1845-1965: Moving and Still images in ...
Xavier Paulès, “Anti- Opium Visual Propaganda and the Deglamorisation of
Opium in China, 1895–1937”, European Journal ofEastAsian Studies, 7, 2 (2008)
: 229–62. Barbara Mittler, “Gendered Advertising in China: What History do
Images ...
4
Nationalising Femininity: Culture, Sexuality and Cinema in ...
This involves a certain 'deglamorisation' of the female form but that term does not
suggest the attempt to separate the female representation from the symbolic,
patriarchal function of the image which is involved in the notion of ...
Christine Gledhill, Gillian Swanson, 1996
5
Where No Man Has Gone Before: Essays on Women and Science ...
SF surprisingly allows for such a deglamorisation. Lessing can reduce the impact
violent and aggressive acts would have if connected with an individual character,
victim or hero, particularly if that character were given a fine detailed context.
6
The Plays of Vijay Tendulkar: Critical Explorations
Yet the deglamorisation of this cult figure in the play riled Maharasthtrians and
raised violent protests, the most serious of which was surely the one staged by
the Shiv Sena blocking its takeoff abroad for stage production on grounds of its ...
7
Migration, Ethnic Relations and Chinese Business
... 10 daily life 41 deglamorisation of Chinese enterprise 118 demand side of
entrepreneurship 115, 116 demographic characteristics: Asians in Canada 53–4;
enterprise development and 127–34; refugeehood 87 dialect communities (
bangs) ...
8
The Solicitors' Journal
For his deglamorisation of the " wide boys " Boudard is worth reading. In gaol, at
first he wanted to read to pass the time. At Fresnes they gave the convicts three
books a week, a station bookstall novel, a sex and sadism story (" Turned Out on
...
European Journal of East Asian Studies EJEAS 7.2 (2008) 229-262 ww.brill.nl/
cjea Anti-Opium Visual Propaganda and the Deglamorisation of Opium in China,
1895-1937 Xavier Paules lingnan99 ...
Our overriding worry is what we call the deglamorisation of small British
manufacturing industry. We find there are no young men between the ages of 18
to 23 who want to follow in our footsteps. We find it very difficult to get the same
quality of ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1975
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEGLAMORISATION»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
deglamorisation is used in the context of the following news items.
Deglamorisation: Once it was the best party in town. Not any more
Deglamorisation: Once it was the best party in town. Not any more. By. Nick Kostov View Social links for Nick Kostov. Search View more content ... «Financial News, Jan 15»
Anne Hathaway tries the Hollywood crash diet that promises a …
And let us not forget the actresses who have reaped the rewards of deglamorisation. Charlize Theron in Monster, Nicole Kidman in The Hours, ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Nov 12»
The Road To Ammahood
One has to link her deglamorisation with those humiliations. The Banyan Tree. Jayalalitha's only friend is Sashikala. When they met, Sashikala was running a ... «Outlook, Mar 11»
Beatrix Potter: The lady and the lakes
Zellweger should be saluted as perhaps the only major Hollywood star prepared to submit to the process of deglamorisation necessary to play ... «Independent, Dec 06»
