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The Interplay Between Political Theory and Movies
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Examines the link between popular media and politics Investigates how concepts of power and utopian elements are reflected in movies and TV series Covers movies, such as The Godfather, and Fight Club, and TV series, such as House of Cards and Game of Thrones
Autorentext
Ulrich Hamenstädt is a lecturer for Politics at the University of Muenster. He teaches international relations, political theory, and methods. In the last years he wrote several books, including publications on the link between political theory and movies.
Inhalt
Movies and Social Science.- I. Political Theory and movies.- Pierre Bourdieu and The Godfather.- Argamben and Batman.- Michel Foucault and the Cuckoo's Nest.- The Concept of Russian Europeans In an Anti-War Film The Cuckoo.- Antagonism on Animal Farm.- II. Political Sociology and Movies.- It's the economy, stupid. Politico-economic theories and cinematic language in The Big Short.- The Walking Dead and Breakdown Theories of Collective Action.- Winter is coming? Game of Thrones and Realist Thinking.- Your Revolution is over! Seeing The Big Lebowski through the Lens of Anarchism.- Polanyi Twisted.- III. International Relations and Movies.- ****G for Gramsci: Critical perspectives on power in V for Vendetta.- This is Africa: The Melian Dialogue In Blood Diamond.- Empire, Multitude, and the Fight Club.
Weitere Informationen
- Allgemeine Informationen
- GTIN 09783319907307
- Editor Ulrich Hamenstädt
- Sprache Englisch
- Auflage 1st edition 2019
- Größe H241mm x B160mm x T20mm
- Jahr 2018
- EAN 9783319907307
- Format Fester Einband
- ISBN 3319907301
- Veröffentlichung 11.10.2018
- Titel The Interplay Between Political Theory and Movies
- Untertitel Bridging Two Worlds
- Gewicht 559g
- Herausgeber Springer International Publishing
- Anzahl Seiten 260
- Lesemotiv Verstehen
- Genre Politikwissenschaft