Melodrama in Contemporary Film and Television
Melodrama in Contemporary Film and Television debates the ways in which melodrama expresses and gives meaning to: trauma and pathos; memory and historical re-visioning; home and borders; gendered and queer relations; the family and psychic identities; the
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Melodrama in Contemporary Film and Television
10.1057/9781137319852 - Melodrama in Contemporary Film and Television, Edited by Michael Stewart
10.1057/9781137319852 - Melodrama in Contemporary Film and Television, Edited by Michael Stewart
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Michael Stewart Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK
10.1057/9781137319852 - Melodrama in Contemporary Film and Television, Edited by Michael Stewart
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Melodrama in Contemporary Film and Television
Introduction, selection and editorial matter © Michael Stewart 2014 Individual chapters © Contributors 2014
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