AuthorCoyne, Michael
TitleThe crowded prairie : American national identity in the hollywood western / Michael Coyne
Imprint London ; New York : I.B. Tauris Publishers , 1997
Edition 1st ed
Descript xi, 239p. : ill ; 23 cm

CONTENT

Mirror for Prewar America : Stagecoach and the Western, 1939-1941 -- Puritan Paradingms : My Darling Clementine and Duel in the Sun -- The Lonely Crowd, Catholicism and Consensun on the Prairie : Red River, Fort Apache and She Wore a Yellow Ribbon -- Dysfunctional Family Structures in Classic Westerns, 1950-1961 : The Gunfighter, Shane, The Searchers and The Last Sunset -- Politics and codes of Masculinity in Late 1950s Star Westerns : The Big country and Warlock -- No More West to Win : How the West Was Won ans the Elegiac Westerns of 1962 -- A Genre in Flux, a Nation in Turmoil : The Vietnam-ization of the Western in Mid-1960s America -- Receding Frontiers, narrowing Options : The Wild Bunch and the Western in Richard Nixon's America -- Legends Revisited, Legends Revised in "Bicentennial Westerns" " Buffalo Bill and the Indians, The Outlaw Josey Wales and The Shootist


SUBJECT

  1. Western films -- History and criticism
  2. Mass media and culture -- United States
  3. Western films -- Social aspects -- United States
  4. National characteristics
  5. American
  6. in motion pictures

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