Publication

2003 - Polity, Cambridge, UK, England

Language

English

Word Count

44,500 words, Guess

Page Count

178 pages

Identifiers

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  • LibraryThing1132321

Classifications

  • LCCNX562 .S65 2003

Description

"Going beyond the field of cinema, in which Spain is an acknowledged leader, Paul Julian Smith examines new developments in television, where original and innovative series drama has recently blossomed. He also explores Spanish fashion, where 'classic' design is married to high tech production and distribution." "Two aspects of Spanish visual art are considered: the career of Miquel Barcelo, global artist and pure painter, and Basque conceptual art which, through photography and installation, puts a new spin on international questions of gender and sexuality." "Finally, Contemporary Spanish Culture examines Catalan independent cinema and the most recent work of Spain's best known director, Pedro Almodovar, who has resurrected a genre long considered dead: the art movie." "This innovative new book provides an ideal introduction for undergraduates and will be essential reading for those working in Hispanic studies, cultural studies, and film."--Jacket.

First Sentence

I can still not be sure what I took from the whole flow.

Excerpt

I can still not be sure what I took from the whole flow.

Subjects

Other Editions

  • Contemporary Spanish culturePolity2003

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