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The Cultural Life of James Bond : Specters of 007 /
Published 2020Table of Contents: “…Jones and Andrew Higson -- Paradoxical masculinity : James Bond, icon of failure / Toby Miller -- Femininity, seriality and collectivity : rethinking the Bond girl / Moya Luckett -- Market forces : James Bond, women of color, and the eastern bazaar / Lorrie Palmer -- Shaken, not stirred britishness : James Bond, race, and the transnational imaginary / Anna Everett -- Global agency between Bond and Bourne : Skyfall and James Bond in comparison to the Jason Bourne film series / Seung-hoon Jeong -- James Bond and art cinema / Christopher Holliday -- Branding 007 : title sequences in the James Bond films / Jan-Christopher Horak -- "Unlike men, the diamonds linger" : Bassey and Bond beyond the theme song / Meenasarani Linde Murugan -- Skyfall and global casino culture / Joyce Goggin -- Three dimensions of Bond : adaptive fidelity and fictional coherence in the videogame adaptations of GoldenEye / Ian Bryce Jones and Chris Carloy.…”
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The Cultural Life of James Bond : Specters of 007 /
Published 2020Table of Contents: “…Jones and Andrew Higson -- Paradoxical masculinity : James Bond, icon of failure / Toby Miller -- Femininity, seriality and collectivity : rethinking the Bond girl / Moya Luckett -- Market forces : James Bond, women of color, and the eastern bazaar / Lorrie Palmer -- Shaken, not stirred britishness : James Bond, race, and the transnational imaginary / Anna Everett -- Global agency between Bond and Bourne : Skyfall and James Bond in comparison to the Jason Bourne film series / Seung-hoon Jeong -- James Bond and art cinema / Christopher Holliday -- Branding 007 : title sequences in the James Bond films / Jan-Christopher Horak -- "Unlike men, the diamonds linger" : Bassey and Bond beyond the theme song / Meenasarani Linde Murugan -- Skyfall and global casino culture / Joyce Goggin -- Three dimensions of Bond : adaptive fidelity and fictional coherence in the videogame adaptations of GoldenEye / Ian Bryce Jones and Chris Carloy.…”
Full text available:
Electronic eBook