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Reference Literature to Transnationality

  • The Velvet Light Trap No.40 (1997): Transnational Media
  • Anne Ciecko: "Transgender, Transgenre, and the Transnational: Sally Potter´s Orlando." In: The Velvet Light Trap No.41 (1998), pp.19-34
  • M.Mehdi Semati / Patty J.Sotirin: "Hollywood´s Transnational Appeal: Hegemony and Democratic Potential?" In: Journal of Popular Film & TV 26:4 (1998-99), pp.176-188
  • Nicholas F.Radel: "The Transnational Ga(y)ze: Constructing the East European Object of Desire in Gay Film and Pornography after the Fall of the Wall." In: Cinema Journal 41:1 (2001), pp.40-62
  • Marvin D´Lugo: "Transnational Film Authors and the State of Latin American Cinema." In: V.W.Wexman (Ed.): Film and Authorship. New Brunswick/NJ 2003, pp.112-130
  • Katarzyna Marciniak: "Transnational Anatomies of Exile and Abjection in Milcho Manchevski's Before the Rain (1994)." In: Cinema Journal 43:1 (2003), pp.63-84
  • Ella Shohat / Robert Stam (Eds.): Multiculturalism, Postcolonialism and Transnational Media. New Brunswick 2003
  • Leon Hunt: "The Hong Kong / Hollywood Connection: Stardom and Spectacle in Transnational Action Cinema." In: Y.Tasker (Ed.): Action and Adventure Cinema. London & New York 2004, pp.269-283
  • Tim Bergfelder: "National, Transnational or Supranational Cinema? Rethinking European Film Studies.“ In: Media, Culture and Society 27:3 (2005), pp.315-331
  • Elisabetta Girelli: "Transnational Maleness: The Italian Immigrant in Hell Drivers." In: Cinema Journal 44:4 (2005), pp.44-56
  • Jeanette Herman: "Memory and Melodrama: The Transnational Politics of Deepa Mehta´s Earth." In: Camera Obscura No.58 (2005), pp.107-147
  • Andrew Nestingen / Trevor Glen Elkington (Eds.): Transnational Cinema in a Global North. Nordic Cinema in Transition. Detroit 2005
  • Patricia Pisters / Wim Staat: Shooting the Family. Transnational Media and Intercultural Values. Amsterdam: UP, 2005
  • Elizabeth Ezra / Terry Rowden (Eds.): Transnational Cinema - The Film Reader. London & New York: Routledge, 2006
  • Catherine Grant / Annette Kuhn (Eds.): Screening World Cinema. The Screen Reader. London & New York: Routledge, 2006 (Part 3: Melodrama as a National and Transnational Mode)
  • Dale Hudson: "»Just play yourself, `Maggie Cheung´«: Irma Vep, rethinking transnational stardom and unthinking national cinemas." In: Screen 47:2 (2006), pp.213-232
  • Randall Halle: "German film, European film: transnational production, distribution and reception." In: Screen 47:2 (2006), pp.251-259
  • L.S.Kim: "Making women warriors: a transnational reading of Asian female action heroes in Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." In: Jump Cut No.48 (2006)
  • Meaghan Morris / Siu-Leung Li / Stephen Chan Ching-kiu (Eds.): Hong Kong Connections. Transnational Imagination in Action Cinema. Durham: Duke UP, 2006
see also:

OV: Continents/Nations

Nation(alism)

Globalization

Multiculturalism

Exile / Emigration

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