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Taking stock : the humanities in Australia /

Table of Contents: “…Complex dynamic disciplinesMedia, knowledge and disciplinary change; Response; Panel 3: Do national contexts still matter; Introduction; Beyond national history: returning humanity to the humanities; Television and new media; Alternative conceptual geographies; On writing a history of 'UnAustralian' art; Response; Hancock Lecture; Was the twentieth century the great age of internationalism?…”
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General history of Chinese film. by Ding, Yaping

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Audition speeches for 6 to 16 year olds : over 50 audition pieces for actors and actresses / by Marlow, Jean

Table of Contents: “…Children's Casting Director, Royal Shakespeare Company, Stratford-upon-AvonExaminer, London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art; author; teacher of drama and performing arts; AUDITION SPEECHES; LIST OF AUDITION SPEECHES; Girls 6-8; GIRLS 6-8; (1) ALICE'S ADVENTURES IN WONDERLAND; (2) HAVE YOU SEEN ZANDILE?…”
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Sharp cut : Harold Pinter's screenplays and the artistic process / by Gale, Steven H.

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Encyclopedia of race and racism /

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Real Time Visual Effects for the Technical Artist. by Roda, Chris

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More treasures from American film archives, 1894-1931 /

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Horror zone : the cultural experience of contemporary horror cinema /

Table of Contents: “…Culture wars : some new trends in art horror / Joan Hawkins ; Making up monsters : set and costume design in horror films / Tamao Nakahara ; They're here! …”
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The Routledge companion to cyberpunk culture /

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More treasures from American film archives, 1894-1931 /

Jean Peters : Hollywood's mystery girl / by Capua, Michelangelo, 1966-

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Celluloid revolt : German screen cultures and the long 1968 /

Table of Contents: “…Juni / Priscilla Layne -- Helke Sander's dffb films and West Germany's feminist movement / Christina Gerhardt -- Film feminisms in West German cinema : a public sphere for feminist politics / Madeleine Bernstorff -- A laboratory for political film : the formative years of the German film and television academy and participatory filmmaking from workerism to feminism / Fabian Tietke -- West Germany's "workers' films" : a cinema in the service of television? …”
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Celluloid revolt : German screen cultures and the long 1968 /

Table of Contents: “…Juni / Priscilla Layne -- Helke Sander's dffb films and West Germany's feminist movement / Christina Gerhardt -- Film feminisms in West German cinema : a public sphere for feminist politics / Madeleine Bernstorff -- A laboratory for political film : the formative years of the German film and television academy and participatory filmmaking from workerism to feminism / Fabian Tietke -- West Germany's "workers' films" : a cinema in the service of television? …”
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Celluloid revolt : German screen cultures and the long 1968 /

Table of Contents: “…Juni / Priscilla Layne -- Helke Sander's dffb films and West Germany's feminist movement / Christina Gerhardt -- Film feminisms in West German cinema : a public sphere for feminist politics / Madeleine Bernstorff -- A laboratory for political film : the formative years of the German film and television academy and participatory filmmaking from workerism to feminism / Fabian Tietke -- West Germany's "workers' films" : a cinema in the service of television? …”

Imagining the end : the apocalypse in American popular culture /

Table of Contents: “…Lewis and the space trilogy -- The little apocalypse -- Lucifer's hammer -- Mad Max franchise -- The MaddAddam trilogy -- Mark of the beast -- The massacre of mankind -- Metropolis -- William Miller -- Music and the apocalypse -- Night of the living dead -- Nostradamus -- Nuclear war -- The omega man -- The omen -- The paradigm -- Planet of the apes -- Poetry and the apocalypse -- Prophets and predictions -- Ragnarok -- Rapture -- Religious traditions and the apocalypse -- The Scofield reference bible -- Soylent green -- The stand -- Supernatural apocalypse -- Television and the apocalypse -- Theater and the apocalypse -- This is the way the world ends -- 12 monkeys -- 28 days later -- The Umbrella Academy -- Universal flood -- The walking dead -- World War Z -- Wormwood -- Y2K -- Zombie apocalypse.…”
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William Friedkin : interviews /

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Women in audio / by Gaston-Bird, Leslie, 1969-

Table of Contents: “…Marie Sophie-Germain (France) Fun Facts: Plate Reverb Margaret Watts-Hughes (Wales) Fun Facts: Grace Digney (Ireland) and a modern day Eidophone Frances Densmore (USA) Fun facts: The Phonautograph and the Phonograph Fun Facts: The Graphophone Aletha Mae Dickerson-Robinson Women in Talking Pictures Ursula Greville Margaret Booth British Women in Film Sound The emerging record industry Helen Oakley Dance (Canada) World War II The Audio Engineering Society Mary Shipman Howard (USA) Marianna Sankiewicz-Budzyńska Post War Women in Audio Kay Rose (USA) Vivian Carter Bracken (USA) Cordell Jackson Ethel Gabriel Marion Keisker MacInnes The 1960s Wilma Cozart Fine The BBC Radiophonic Workshop Daphne Oram Delia Derbyshire (England) Fun Facts: The Deliaphonica Game Bell Labs 70's Second Wave Feminism and Women's Music Virgo Rising June Millington and Fanny Olivia Records The Changer and the Changed Joan Lowe (USA) Woman Sound Not so Fun Facts: Imposter Syndrome Leslie Ann Jones The 1980s The Institute for the Musical Arts AES 1980 MTV: Music Television Susan Rogers (USA) The 1990s Women in Audio: Project 2000 The 21st century Why are there so few women in audio? …”
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Women in audio / by Gaston-Bird, Leslie, 1969-

Table of Contents: “…Marie Sophie-Germain (France) Fun Facts: Plate Reverb Margaret Watts-Hughes (Wales) Fun Facts: Grace Digney (Ireland) and a modern day Eidophone Frances Densmore (USA) Fun facts: The Phonautograph and the Phonograph Fun Facts: The Graphophone Aletha Mae Dickerson-Robinson Women in Talking Pictures Ursula Greville Margaret Booth British Women in Film Sound The emerging record industry Helen Oakley Dance (Canada) World War II The Audio Engineering Society Mary Shipman Howard (USA) Marianna Sankiewicz-Budzyńska Post War Women in Audio Kay Rose (USA) Vivian Carter Bracken (USA) Cordell Jackson Ethel Gabriel Marion Keisker MacInnes The 1960s Wilma Cozart Fine The BBC Radiophonic Workshop Daphne Oram Delia Derbyshire (England) Fun Facts: The Deliaphonica Game Bell Labs 70's Second Wave Feminism and Women's Music Virgo Rising June Millington and Fanny Olivia Records The Changer and the Changed Joan Lowe (USA) Woman Sound Not so Fun Facts: Imposter Syndrome Leslie Ann Jones The 1980s The Institute for the Musical Arts AES 1980 MTV: Music Television Susan Rogers (USA) The 1990s Women in Audio: Project 2000 The 21st century Why are there so few women in audio? …”
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