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- 9781443822893
- Publication Year
- 2010
- Type
- Textbook
- Format
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- Publication Name
- James Bond in World and Popular Culture : the Films Are Not Enough
- Publisher
- Cambridge Scholars Publishing
- Item Weight
- 8.3 Oz
- Number of Pages
- 525 Pages
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James Bond in World and Popular Culture: The Films are Not Enough provides the most comprehensive study of the James Bond phenomena ever published. The 40 original essays provide new insights, scholarship, and understanding to the world of James Bond. Topics include the Bond girl, Bond related video games, Ian Fleming's relationship with the notorious Aleister Crowley and CIA director Alan Dulles. Other articles include Fleming as a character in modern fiction, Bond Jr. comics, the post Fleming novels of John Gardner and Raymond Benson, Bond as an American Superhero, and studies on the music, dance, fashion, and architecture in Bond films. Woody Allen and Peter Sellers as James Bond are also considered, as are Japanese imitation films from the 1960s, the Britishness of Bond, comparisons of Bond to Christian ideals, movie posters and much more. Scholars from a wide variety of disciplines have contributed a unique collection of perspectives on the world of James Bond and its history. Despite the diversity of viewpoints, the unifying factor is the James Bond mythos. James Bond in World and Popular Culture: The Films are Not Enough is a much needed contribution to Bond studies and shows how this cultural icon has changed the world. James Bond in World and Popular Culture: The Films are Not Enough features articles by noted scholars like Professor James Chapman, John Shelton Lawrence, Cynthia J. Miller, Dr. Wesley Britton, Dirk Fowler, Kristen Hunt, Kathrin Dodds, Tom L. McNeely, Claire Hines, Richard B. Spence, Cynthia Walker, Lisa M. Dresner, Andrea Siegel, and David Hopkins among many others.
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Publisher
Cambridge Scholars Publishing
ISBN-10
1443822892
ISBN-13
9781443822893
eBay Product ID (ePID)
168554592
Product Key Features
Publication Name
James Bond in World and Popular Culture : the Films Are Not Enough
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2010
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
525 Pages
Dimensions
Item Weight
8.3 Oz
Additional Product Features
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Pn1995.9.J3
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Robert G. Weiner is associate Humanities Librarian at Texas Tech University. He has a presentation that he has given at conferences and even once in a church entitled "How My X-Wife taught me to love James Bond." He has taught several classes on Bond and Popular Culture. Weiner is area chair for James Bond and Popular Culture For The Southwest Popular Culture Association. He has been published in Texas Library Journal, Journal of Southwest Cultures, International Journal of Comic Art, And The East Texas Historical Journal. He is the author and editor of books on the Grateful Dead, and most recently edited Graphic Novels and Comics and Libraries, and co-edited From the Arthouse To The Grindhouse and Cinema Inferno: Celluloid Explosions from the Cultural Margins. This book on Bond has long been a dream of his. B. Lynn Whitfield is an Associate Archivist at the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library where she serves as the University Archivist of Texas Tech University and administers its records management program. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Art from Mercer University in 1993, her Master's Degree in Museum Science in 1995 and passed the national archivist's exam in 2004 to become a Certified Archivist. Recently she edited the exhibit catalog, "Medieval Southwest: Manifestations of the Old World in the New." Jack Becker is an associate librarian at Texas Tech University. He is the librarian for history. He has been published in the West Texas Historical Association Yearbook, Journal of Southwest Cultures, and Journal of Ethno-American History. He has presented on James Bond at the Southwestern Popular Culture Association., Robert G. Weiner is Associate Humanities Librarian at Texas Tech University. His presentation "How My X-Wife Taught Me to Love James Bond" has been given at conferences, and even once in a church. He has taught several classes on Bond and Popular Culture, and is Area Chair for James Bond and Popular Culture for the Southwest Popular Culture Association. He has been published in the Texas Library Journal, Journal of Southwest Cultures, International Journal of Comic Art, and the East Texas Historical Journal. He is the author and editor of books on the Grateful Dead, and most recently edited Graphic Novels and Comics in Libraries and Archives, and co-edited From the Arthouse to the Grindhouse and Cinema Inferno: Celluloid Explosions from the Cultural Margins. This book on Bond has long been a dream of his. B. Lynn Whitfield is Associate Archivist at the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library where she serves as the University Archivist of Texas Tech University and administers its records management program. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Art from Mercer University in 1993, her Master's Degree in Museum Science in 1995 and passed the national archivist's exam in 2004 to become a Certified Archivist. Recently she edited the exhibit catalogue Medieval Southwest: Manifestations of the Old World in the New. Jack Becker is Associate Librarian at Texas Tech University. He is the librarian for history. He has been published in the West Texas Historical Association Yearbook, Journal of Southwest Cultures, and Journal of Ethno-American History. He has presented on James Bond at the Southwestern Popular Culture Association., Robert G. Weiner is Associate Humanities Librarian at Texas Tech University. His presentation "How My X-Wife Taught Me to Love James Bond" has been given at conferences, and even once in a church. He has taught several classes on Bond and Popular Culture, and is Area Chair for James Bond and Popular Culture for the Southwest Popular Culture Association. He has been published in the Texas Library Journal, Journal of Southwest Cultures, International Journal of Comic Art, and the East Texas Historical Journal. He is the author and editor of books on the Grateful Dead, and most recently edited Graphic Novels and Comics in Libraries and Archives, and co-edited From the Arthouse to the Grindhouse and Cinema Inferno: Celluloid Explosions from the Cultural Margins. This book on Bond has long been a dream of his.B. Lynn Whitfield is Associate Archivist at the Southwest Collection/Special Collections Library where she serves as the University Archivist of Texas Tech University and administers its records management program. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Art from Mercer University in 1993, her Master's Degree in Museum Science in 1995 and passed the national archivist's exam in 2004 to become a Certified Archivist. Recently she edited the exhibit catalogue Medieval Southwest: Manifestations of the Old World in the New.Jack Becker is Associate Librarian at Texas Tech University. He is the librarian for history. He has been published in the West Texas Historical Association Yearbook, Journal of Southwest Cultures, and Journal of Ethno-American History. He has presented on James Bond at the Southwestern Popular Culture Association., Julie Kelso is Assistant Professor in Philosophy and Literature at Bond University and Honorary Research Adviser in the School of English, Media Studies and Art History at the University of Queensland. She has published in the areas of feminist biblical studies, feminist philosophy and mothering and literature. Her recent book, O Mother Where Art Thou?: an Irigarayan reading of the Book of Chronicles (London: Equinox, 2007), explores the relationship between the maternal body and silence in the Hebrew Book of Chronicles. She is the Managing Editor of the e-journal The Bible and Critical Theory. Marie Porter is an Honorary Associate Researcher in the Centre for Research on Women, Gender, Culture and Social Change at the University of Queensland. She is an editor of the books Motherhood: Power and Oppression (2005) and Theorising and. Representing Maternal Realities (2008). Her monograph Transformative Power in Motherwork (2008) examines Australian mothering in the 1950s/1960s. Marie was a founding member, and President, of ARM-A for many years. She is still on the committee of ARM-A, now the Motherhood Initiative for Research and Community Involvement-Australia (MIRCI-A) which exists to encourage the academic study, and recognition, of mothering. She had three sons, but has lost her youngest son. Her six grandchildren range from 19 to 1.
Copyright Date
2010
Target Audience
College Audience
Topic
Mystery & Detective, General, Film / Genres / Action & Adventure, Film / History & Criticism
Dewey Decimal
791.4375
Dewey Edition
22
Genre
Literary Criticism, Performing Arts
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