"Nationalising Femininity" by Christine Gledhill is a captivating exploration of the complex interplay between gender and national identity in British cinema. Focusing on the years 1930-1945, Gledhill conducts a thorough analysis of female characters on screen, revealing how their portrayals were shaped and manipulated to reflect and reinforce prevailing national...
"Reinventing Film Studies" by Christine Gledhill offers readers a comprehensive and insightful exploration of the evolving field of film studies. Gledhill provides a thorough examination of the history, theoretical frameworks, and critical debates within the discipline, presenting a fresh perspective for both students and scholars. The book begins by establishing...
"Reframing British Cinema: 1918-1928" by Christine Gledhill provides a deep exploration of the British film industry during the interwar period. Gledhill moves beyond simply analyzing the films themselves and delves into the social and cultural context that shaped their creation. Through meticulous analysis, she traces the evolution of British cinema...
In the book "Home is Where the Heart Is" by Christine Gledhill, the concept of home is explored in diverse contexts and the emotional significance attached to it is analyzed. Gledhill dives into the complexities of the idea of home, investigating both the physical spaces we inhabit and the sense...