[PDF.57ta] Film and Television: A Guide to the Reference Literature (Reference Sources in the Humanities)

Film and Television: A Guide to the Reference Literature (Reference Sources in the Humanities)

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||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| An Updated Bibliography|By John Matlock|This book is a bibliography of the literature of film and television. It has a listing of some 1244 books on the film and television industry. The entries are broken down into categories such as journals, country, genres, formats, studios, ethnic groups, gender and sexual orientation, making films, fans, and more.

Note that thi|From Booklist|Movies and television are fascinating subjects, but it is difficult to find information about them in one place. That need is met by this guide, which is an annotated and comprehensive list of print

The popularity and pervasiveness of film and television in 21st-century life is inescapable. Whether viewed as entertainment, educational, or cultural forms, the effect of these media on our lifestyles and attitudes is unmistakable. No wonder an increasing number of academics, students, and laypeople are drawn to study their particular appeal. Mark Emmons's magnum opus is a true labor of love. International in scope, it offers 1,244 substantially annotated entries, or...

You can specify the type of files you want, for your gadget.Film and Television: A Guide to the Reference Literature (Reference Sources in the Humanities)   |  Mark Emmons.Not only was the story interesting, engaging and relatable, it also teaches lessons.

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