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The Studios after the Studios: Neoclassical Hollywood (1970–2010)

Yannis Tzioumakis

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J.D. Connor’s study of the ways in which recent Hollywood studio films can be read allegorically as advertisements for the companies behind them is an interesting and ambitious addition to an incre...

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J.D. Connor’s study of the ways in which recent Hollywood studio films can be read allegorically as advertisements for the companies behind them is an interesting and ambitious addition to an incre...

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J.D. Connor’s study of the ways in which recent Hollywood studio films can be read allegorically as advertisements for the companies behind them is an interesting and ambitious addition to an incre...

Key concepts: Hollywood, Studio, Art, Visual arts, Art history, Advertising, Business

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