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Emergence of United States Cinema. New Brunswick/NJ 1995
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in Early American Cinema, 1907-1915. Minneapolis 1995 - (essays/books
by J.Staiger)
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Film. New York 1996
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forgotten pioneers, 1897-1911." In: Film History 9:3 (1997),
pp.228-256
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Film Industry 1896-1912. San Francisco 1997
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1900-1910. Los Angeles, Berkeley, London 1999
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Early cinema´s encounter with empire." In: Screen 40:4
(1999), pp.384-404
- Coy Watson Jr.: The Keystone Kid. Tales of Early Hollywood.
Santa Monica 2001
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and Filmmaking, 1907-1913. Madison 2002
- Andrew Brodie Smith: Shooting Cowboys and Indians. Silent Western
Films, American Culture, and the Birth of Hollywood. Boulder:
U.of Colorado P, 2003
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Hollywood erfanden. Berlin 2004 [Orig.: An Empire of their Own.
How the Jews invented Hollywood. New York 1988]
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America. Berkeley 2004
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Era. Audiences, Institutions, Practices. Berkeley 2004
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Audiences, 1910-1914. Berkeley: U.of California Pr, 2006 - (essays/books
by R.Abel)
- John Bengtson: Silent Traces. Discovering Early Hollywood through
the Films of Charlie Chaplin. Santa Monica 2006
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American Cinema. Durham: Duke UP, 2006
- Karen Ward Mahar: Women Filmmakers in Early Hollywood. Baltimore:
John Hopkins UP, 2006
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