Name: Digital Music Learning Resources (en Inglés)
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Author: Marcella Mandanici Simone Spagnol Luca Andrea Ludovico Adriano Baratè Federico Avanzini
ISBN: 9789819942053

portada Digital Music Learning Resources (en Inglés)

Digital Music Learning Resources (en Inglés)

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Springer Nature Singapore 2023-07-27, Berlin,

Autor

Marcella Mandanici Simone Spagnol Luca Andrea Ludovico Adriano Baratè Federico Avanzini

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Inglés

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9789819942053

Digital Music Learning Resources (en Inglés)

Marcella Mandanici Simone Spagnol Luca Andrea Ludovico Adriano Baratè Federico Avanzini (Autor) · Springer Nature Singapore 2023-07-27, Berlin, · Tapa Blanda

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This book argues that over the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, the cinema in Britain became the site on which childhood was projected, examined, and understood. Through an analysis of these projections; via case studies that encompass early cinema, pre and post-war film, and contemporary cinema; this book interprets the child in British cinema as a device through which to reflect upon issues of national culture, race, empire, class, and gender. Beginning with a discussion of early cinematic depictions of the child in Britain, this book examines cultural expressions of nationhood produced via non-commercial cinemas for children. It considers the way cinema encroaches on the moral edification of the child and the ostensible vibrancy and vitality of the British boy in post-war cinema. The author explores the representational and instrumental differences between depictions of boys and girls before extending this discussion to investigate the treatment of migrant, refugee, and immigrant children in British cinema. It ends by recapitulating these arguments through a discussion of internationally successful British blockbuster cinema. The child in this study is a mobile figure, deployed across generic boundaries, throughout the history of British cinema and embodying a range of discourses regarding the health and wellbeing of the nation.