Film, Media Culture, and Critical Practices
Editor: Cynthia Baron
Associate Editor: Rosalind Sibelski
Editorial Essay: Cynthia Baron
Articles By: Darin D. Kerr, Mark Bernard
Forum Participants: Darin D. Kerr, Sudipto Sanyal, Kevan A. Feshami, Justin Philpot, Christian Remse, Bryan McGeary, Carolyn J. Sweet, J.R. Rawlins, and Ed Uszynski Department of Theatre and Film
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Introduction
This issue of The Projector focuses on debates about film, media culture and critical practices. ... [READ MORE]
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From This Moment On: The Dialectics of Modernism
Walter Benjamin, in his influential essay “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction,” opens with an epigraph.... [READ MORE]
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"Christ, I Miss the Cold War": James Bond, 9/11 and Casino Royale
...On the surface, Casino Royale is, very purposely, different from previous Bond outings in two ways: it ignores all the films that came before and begins anew... [READ MORE]
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Editorial Comment Subversive Fictions: A Patina of Radicalism in Corporate Media Society
While simpleminded, it seems useful to ask: what is the attraction of “subversive” movies and media stars? ... [READ MORE]
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Forum on Hollywood Blockbusters - Editors' Introduction
The forum takes up: points raised in the anthology’s opening by Julian Stringer and Thomas Schatz... [READ MORE]
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Forum on Hollywood Movie Blockbusters Essays - Part One
Part One Forum Essays focusing on Hollywood Blockbusters include those by Darin Kerr, Sudipto Sanyal, Kevan Feshami, Justin Philpot and Christian Remse. [READ MORE]
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Forum on Hollywood Movie Blockbusters Essays - Part Two
Part Two Forum Essays continue the discussion focusing on Hollywood Movie Blockbusters and include those written by Bryan McGeary, Carolyn Sweet, J. R. Rawlins, Ed Uszynski, and Darin Kerr. [READ MORE]
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