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" Stars articulate what it is to be a human being in contemporary society; that is. they express the particular notion we hold of the person, of the 'individual'. They do so complexly, variously - they are not straightforward affirmations of individualism.... "
Pages from the Past: History and Memory in American Magazines - Trang 65
bởi Carolyn Kitch - 2006 - 272 trang
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Approaches to Popular Film

Joanne Hollows, Mark Jancovich - 1995 - 218 trang
...image sought to produce a sense of individual identity within the context of modern capitalist society: Stars articulate what it is to be a human being in...notion we hold of the person, of the 'individual' . . . they articulate both the promise and the difficulty that the notion of individuality presents...
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Hollywood: Formal-aesthetic dimensions: authorship, genre and stardom

Thomas Schatz - 2004 - 366 trang
...ideas in society about what a person is, and stars are major definers of these ideas. Living stars Stars articulate what it is to be a human being in...notion we hold of the person, of the 'individual'. They do so complexly, variously - they are not straightforward affirmations of individualism. On the...
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Image Ethics in the Digital Age

Larry P. Gross, John Stuart Katz, Jay Ruby - 2003 - 404 trang
...took on an existence for their fans that preceded and extended beyond their roles, as they came to "articulate what it is to be a human being in contemporary...notion we hold of the person, of the 'individual'" (Dyer 1986, 8). But the star image was always a dual one, as the audience was invited to consume both...
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Understanding Celebrity

Graeme Turner - 2004 - 160 trang
...Dyer works through in Heavenly Bodies (1986), he makes what is still a foundational observation: that 'stars articulate what it is to be a human being in...notion we hold of the person, of the "individual"'. However, he goes on to stress that while stars perform this task, they 'do so complexly, variously...
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A New History of Japanese Cinema: A Century of Narrative Film

Isolde Standish - 2005 - 444 trang
...which is both the root of civilization and the cause of irreparable self-damage. (Eagleton 2003a: 275) Stars articulate what it is to be a human being in...notion we hold of the person, of the 'individual'. They do so complexly, variously — they are not straightforward affirmations of individualism. On...
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Reading Culture: Theory, Praxis, Politics

Pramod K Nayar - 2006 - 248 trang
...manufacture of that image and of the real person who is the site or occasion of it. Stars, argues Dyer, articulate what it is to be a human being in contemporary society. They express the particular notion we hold of the person or individual. The individual is a way of...
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Stardom and Celebrity: A Reader

Sean Redmond, Su Holmes - 2007 - 402 trang
...commodity they produced is fashioned in and out of their own bodies and psychologies. Living Stars Stars articulate what it is to be a human being in...notion we hold of the person, of the 'individual'. They do so complexly, variously - they are not straightforward affirmations of individualism. On the...
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