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.... Drawing from written, oral, and visual sources, including propaganda films produced by the government, this article retraces the events of that era and attempts to raise questions about the roles of the state and civic society in the “othering” of a marginalized group during wartime. ray.sandeep...

...” and the theatrical. This article seeks to do justice to their complexity and to go beyond Manichaean condemnations of these films as blatant propaganda or apolitical rehabilitations as autonomous works of art. Copyright 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Phantasmagoric Manchukuo: Documentaries Produced...

... propaganda. This article considers the extent to which film and radio programming were elemental to managing popular aspirations for independence just as economic and political authority became increasingly consolidated within the terms of Anglo‐American economic and political interests. It considers how...

... attempted through censorship to control the representation of the internment: It pro- duced propaganda films depicting the camps as a benevolent exercise in positions 5:3 Winter 1997 692...

... representation of past traumas and yet have the potential to be much more nuanced and personal. Sandeep Ray's exposition of the propaganda film An Unavoidable Internment made by the Films Division of India to justify the Indian government's internment of Chinese Indians in reaction to the Indo-China War...

... Press. Chen, Tina Mai. 2003. Propagating the Propaganda Film: The Meaning of Film in Chi- nese Communist Party Writings, 1949 1965. Modern Chinese Literature and Culture 15, no. 2: 154 93. Chen, Tina Mai. 2015. Mobile Film Projection in Socialist and Post- Socialist China. Uni- versity...

... ladies we see in posters. Like many propaganda posters, there is a clear ide- alization of rural lives in the film, but Jiang Qing’s heavy involvement in the film also coincided with her glorifications of village life for the advancement of her...

... presenceyou know. One has to make this . . . a bloody propaganda film. You know, we were seeing some of the documentaries from Taiwan and China about the Nanjing Massacre. As long as masses of people die, they don’t care for accuracy...

... to accept the feminine role into which Japan was A feminized Japan surreptitiously moved into the position of the occu- pied, a position that used to be held by other Asian countries in wartime Japanese propaganda films. The power...

... . Shaw Tony . 2001 . “ The Politics of Cold War Culture .” Journal of Cold War Studies 3 , no. 3 : 59 – 76 . Shaw Tony Youngblood Denise J. 2017 . “ Cold War Sport, Film, and Propaganda: A Comparative Analysis of the Superpowers .” Journal of Cold War Studies 19 , no. 1...

..., they objected to the indiscriminate mixing of historical film with Hol- lywood footage from the propaganda film December 7th, which was produced in 1943 to fuel the war effort As public historians, they empha- sized the need to use historical...

... are an important part of Chinese popular dis- course.5 There are numerous examples of Chinese war propaganda that celebrate Chinese violence against Japan during...

... Through this essay, Lu Xun (2005h) not only expressed a sophisticated critique of the colonial film business but also supplied one of the earliest voices in China to connect cinema with class consciousness and propaganda. In light of these various endeavors, one must reconsider what Lu Xun meant when he...

... the changing, influencing, and molding of thought. In short, it requires propaganda. Particularly in the early stages of the Occupation, the GHQ made use of radio, publications, and film to disseminate information about the events of the war and postwar...

..., the local department of propaganda stops her from making a small public appear- ance in her hometown, and Zhang’s footage is threatened with confiscation, but his name and connection with the Beijing Film Academy protect him...

... cinematic visuality and modern transportation mobility in forming a modern subjectivity in twentieth-century Korea. He has been concurrently working on his second book project based on his doctoral dissertation on US film propaganda activities toward South Korea from 1945 through 1972, putting on a self...

... stories of Chinese Communism are the Party's own documents. Even as historians read the state's internal records critically, there is still a tendency to be noticeably uncritical when those documents contain information that seems to vitiate official propaganda. This article explores the unreliable...

... about “Chinese nation- alism,” censorship, emotionality, brainwashing, and so on. Some players had theatrically presented themselves as representing the abject Chinese subject in relation to violent, one-­hundred-­year-­old Japanese propaganda...

... 0 iyj8 by Duke University Press. positions 6:1 Spring 1998 240 liferating in the pages of PRC literary, film, and cultural journals, with a corresponding increase in readership. In terms...

...Tani Barlow Copyright 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 Editor’s Introduction Tani Barlow In his accounting of Mantetsu and Man’ei ethnographic films, “Phantasma- goric Manchukuo: Documentaries Produced by the South Manchurian Rail...