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A One-Man Show? The Construction and Decontruction of a Patriarchal Image in the Reagan Era

“Reading the Audio-Visual Poetics of Miami Vice”

2005307 pages~5½h readHistory

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A One-Man Show? The Construction and Decontruction of a Patriarchal Image in the Reagan Era

by John-Paul Trutnau

“Reading the Audio-Visual Poetics of Miami Vice”

2005307 pages~5½h readHistory

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Author

John-Paul Trutnau

Publisher

Trafford Publishing

Published

March 2005

Pages

307

Language

EN

ISBN

9781412233071

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This book is a comprehensive analysis of Michael Mann's Miami Vice, with insight into the social, political and cultural mechanics. Deconstructing a Patriarchal Image not only sheds light on the series' audio-visual poetics, but also illustrates the lifestyle and trends of 1980s America. A must-have for fans of Miami Vice and readers interested in 1980s popular culture.

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First published March 2005 by Trafford Publishing
307 pages · in English
№ 24957

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