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Volume 6, Number 3 (18)
September 1, 1988
Camera Obscura: Feminism, Culture, and Media Studies Cover Image for Volume 6, Issue 3 (18)
ISSN 0270-5346
EISSN 1529-1510
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On Contemporary China

Chinese “Women's Cinema”: Introduction
Chris Berry
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China' New “Women's Cinema”
Chris Berry
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Interview with Zhang Nuanxin
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Interview with Peng Xiaolian
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Interview with Hu Mei
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The Theater of Everyday Life: Ulrike Ottinger's China: The Arts, Everyday Life
Janet Bergstrom
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Review Essays

The Woman's Film and the Female Spectator
Lea Jacobs
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The Mercator of the Postmodern: Mapping the Great Divide
Anne Friedberg
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Film Theory and the Gendered Spectator: The Female or the Feminist Reader?
Diane Waldman
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Painting and Cinema: The Frames of Discourse
Lynne Kirby
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Powers of Vision, Visions of Power
Dana Polan
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The Cinema, Reader of Gilles Deleuze
Marie-Claire Ropars-Wuilleumier
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Historical Critique and History as Criticism
Dudley Andrew
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Brushing Classical Hollywood Narrative Against the Grain of History
Richard Allen
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Film History as Discipline
Richard deCordova
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Contributors
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Books Received
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Index to Camera Obscura/16, 17, 18 (volume 6)
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