TY  - BOOK
AU  - Rawnsley,Gary D.
AU  - Rawnsley,Ming-Yeh Tsai
TI  - Global Chinese cinema: the culture and politics of Hero 
T2  - Routledge media, culture and social change in Asia
SN  - 978-0-415-45315-8
U1  - 791.4372 23E
PY  - 2010///
CY  - London
PB  - New York, Routledge
KW  - Ying xiong (Motion picture)
KW  - Motion pictures and globalization
KW  - Motion pictures and transnationalism
KW  - Nationalism in motion pictures
KW  - Motion pictures / China / History / 21st century
N1  - Filmography p. 212-216; Notes bibliogr; Changing discourse of national identities and heroism. The political narrative(s) of Hero / GARY D. RAWNSLEY -- Recycled heroes, invented tradition and transformed identity / YINGJIE GUO -- The emperor and the assassin: China's national Hero and the myth of state origins / YIYAN WANG -- The king, the musician and the village idiot: images of manhood / KAM LOUIE -- Transformations of cultural perception, genre and stardom. Twenty-first century women warriors: variations on a traditional theme / LOUISE EDWARDS -- On "Tian Xia (All under heaven)" in Zhang Yimou's Hero / XIZOMING CHEN and MING-YEH T. RAWNSLEY -- Hero: rewriting the Chinese martial arts film genre / HAIZHOU WANG AND MING-YEH T. RAWNSLEY -- "Would you rather spend more time making serious cinema?": Hero and Tony Leung's polysemic masculinity / MARK GALLAGHER -- Fifteen minutes of fame: transient/transnational female stardom in Hero / OLIVIA KHOO -- Local vs. global: deconstructing global Chinese blockbusters. Camp pleasure in an era of Chinese blockbusters: internet reception of Hero in mainland China / SABRINA QIONG YU -- North American reception of Zhang Yimou's Hero / WENDY LARSON -- Heroic music: from Hunan to Hollywood and back / KATY GOW -- Visual effects magic: Hero's Sydney connection / MARY FARQUHAR -- Towards a global blockbuster: the political economy of Hero's nationalism / ANTHONY FUNG AND JOSEPH M. CHAN
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