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Books by Professor Gwenda Young
  | | Molly Keane Essays in Contemporary Criticism by Eibhear Walshe, Professor Gwenda Young, Molly Keane, Frank O'connor Hardcover, 224 Pages, Published 2006 by Four Courts Pr Ltd ISBN-13: 978-1-85182-956-9, ISBN: 1-85182-956-3 |
 | | American Cinema of the 1920s Themes and Variations (Screen Decades: American Culture/American Cinema) by Lucy Fischer, Contributor-Sumiko Higashi, Contributor-Marcia Landy, Angela Dalle Vacche, Jennifer M. Bean, Reviewer Marcia Landy, Professor Michael Aronson, Professor Mark Anderson, Professor Sara Ross, Professor Gwenda Young, Professor Maureen Turim, Associate Professor Sumiko Higashi, Contributor-Lucy Fischer, Contributor-Jennifer Bean, Contributor-Michael Aronson, Contributor-Mark Anderson, Contributor-Sara Ross, Contributor-Gwenda Young, Contributor-Maureen Turim Hardcover, 312 Pages, Published 2009 by Rutgers University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-8135-4484-7, ISBN: 0-8135-4484-X "During the 1920s, sound revolutionized the motion picture industry and cinema continued as one of the most significant and popular forms of mass entertainment in the world. Film studios were transformed into major corporations, hiring a host of craftsmen and technicians including cinematographers, editors, screenwriters, and set designers. The birth of the star system supported the meteoric rise and celebrity status of actors including ..." |
 | | American Cinema of the 1920s Themes and Variations (Screen Decades: American Culture/American Cinema) by Lucy Fischer, Professor Michael Aronson, Professor Mark Anderson, Professor Sara Ross, Sumiko Higashi, Professor Gwenda Young, Professor Maureen Turim, Marcia Landy, Angela Dalle Vacche, Jennifer M. Bean, Lester D. Friedman, Murray Pomerance Paperback, 312 Pages, Published 2009 by Rutgers University Press ISBN-13: 978-0-8135-4485-4, ISBN: 0-8135-4485-8 "During the 1920s, sound revolutionized the motion picture industry and cinema continued as one of the most significant and popular forms of mass entertainment in the world. Film studios were transformed into major corporations, hiring a host of craftsmen and technicians including cinematographers, editors, screenwriters, and set designers. The birth of the star system supported the meteoric rise and celebrity status of actors including ..." |
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