The geography of cinema : a cinematic world

作者: Anton Escher

DOI: 10.3112/ERDKUNDE.2006.04.01

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摘要: This e-book addresses questions surrounding the constructions of space, culture, society, identity and representation. The geography cinema extends beyond screen, director audience, to include wider industrial political complex cultural economy. In this sense, culture can be viewed as an economic commodity set within broader frame globalization postmodernism. A cinematic world occupies a territory between our city’s streets, Cineplex, TV set, geographical imagination identity. These contexts invite inquiries into production, distribution, exhibition, consumption film well global cinema, hapticalities viewing, critical economies, ethno­graphies. collection provides unique eclectic insights exciting emerging subfield geography.

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