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The Film Studies Reader

About this book

A Hodder Arnold teaching reader edited by Joanne Hollows, Mark Jancovich and Peter Hutchings. It gathers edited extracts from landmark critics—from early mass-culture debate through semiotics, psychoanalysis, feminism, post-colonial thought and queer theory—each set in historical context by editorial introductions and sectional headnotes. The volume was pitched at first- and second-year film and media degrees at the moment UK modularisation was expanding theory-led screen study; library metadata also records a co-published United States line through Oxford University Press.

Intended audience

  • undergraduate film and media students
  • A-level and access-course teachers building theory reading lists

Subject classification

  • Film studies
  • Media theory
  • Cultural studies

Scope

  • film theory and historiography
  • genre, spectatorship and cultural politics
  • primary-source extracts with editorial framing

Edition history

First published
2000
Imprint
Arnold / Hodder Arnold (US distribution: Oxford University Press)

Bibliographic details

FormatISBNYearNotes
Paperback (Hodder Arnold list)03406927822000Primary stock-keeping ISBN on the 2000 Arnold / Hodder Education printing (Open Library).
ISBN-13 (EAN-13)97803406927832000Standard 13-digit form of the print ISBN above.
Paperback (alternate Arnold SKU)03406927902000Second ISBN-10 listed on the same Open Library edition record for the 2000 printing (same title and publisher cluster).
ISBN-13 (EAN-13)97803406927902000Standard 13-digit form of the alternate print ISBN above.

Source notes

  • Open Library edition clusterLists the 2000 Arnold / Hodder Education issue with both ISBN-10 values and US co-publication metadata.
  • University repository record (editor affiliation context)Nottingham Trent institutional record for the volume, useful for editorial attribution and module adoption history.

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