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New Review of Film and Television Studies, Volume 1 Issue 1 2003

Increasing to 4 issues per year in 2009
ISSN: 1740-7923 (electronic) 1740-0309 (paper)
Publication Frequency: 4 issues per year
Publisher: Routledge
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Introduction
Introduction to the First Issue of New Review of Film and Television Studies. Meaningful research in film and television studies
Warren Buckland
Pages 1 – 6
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Hollywood Camera Movements and the Films of Howard Hawks: A Functional Semiotic Approach
Brian O'Leary
Pages 7 – 30
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Engines of Transformation: An Analytical History of the 1970s Car Chase Cycle
Tico Romao
Pages 31 – 54
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How Laura Happens: Ontology, Enunciation, Event
Steven Marchant
Pages 55 – 75
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Material Aspects of Subjectivity—A Deleuzian Reading of Images of the Flesh
Patricia Pisters
Pages 77 – 99
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What Can She Know, Where Can She Go? Extraterritoriality and the Symbolic Universe in the Alien Series
Sasha Vojkovic
Pages 101 – 130
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‘A Sad, Bad Traffic Accident’: The Televisual Prehistory of David Lynch's Film Mulholland Dr.
Warren Buckland
Pages 131 – 147
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12 Monkeys, Vertigo and La Jetée. Postmodern Mythologies and Cult Films
Alain J. -J. Cohen
Pages 149 – 164
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