Emilio Fernández Jake WattsThis book is an authoritative account of the career of Emilio Fernndez, (1906 1986), one of Mexicos and Latin Americas most successful and significant directors. It challenges assumptions about classical Mexican cinema and offers new, detailed textual analyses of Fernndez most significant films (Enamorada, Rio Escondido, Mara Candelaria).
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This book shows how Rolex has become the embodiment of individual success since the 1960s
Consumer Culture is the ideal starting point for an investigation into the social construction of the global economy
Fascist Italy is a concise introduction to the phenomenon of Italian fascism and its impact
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Harry's book is part of the My Voice Project
they have played a key role in shaping the memory of the First World War since 1918
Architecture and the Virtual is a study of architecture as it is reflected in the work of seven contemporary artists
This book explores how natural hazards in the Philippines can amplify the environmental harm prevalent in mining and pose a substantial threat to the livelihoods of archipelago’s poor
