This master’s thesis studies the violence in American cinema. The study is relevant, as it seems that more and more focus is given to the violence found in the arts. Furthermore, it seems that there is a general idea that films are becoming more violent. The thesis first investigates the history of American cinema from the late 1800s to the present while analyzing how violence has been depicted and filmed. The thesis also considers how violence in film has been moderated, for example, by the Production Code. The first part of the thesis focuses on the four eras of Hollywood and discovers that violence has been a part of film since the first films were made. In fact, the first films were focused on violence. The thesis further elaborates how...
PhDThis thesis is the first sustained analysis of historical films made in the New Hollywood era (1...
The presented work is composed by Marc Johnson — a memory worker — who is currently a Ph.D. candidat...
Diese Arbeit ist der Darstellung von Gewalt in zwei verschiedenen Adaptationen des dystopischen Roma...
The purpose of the study is to consider the phenomenon of violence on the screen in its historical d...
Violence can be handled in a variety of ways across a wide variety of film genres and specific grasp...
This thesis analyze about violence. Violence is the cause of a person or group that causes the deat...
This thesis examines the discursive significance of violence in twentieth century popular culture. I...
New Hollywood Violenceis a groundbreaking collection of essays devoted to an interrogation of variou...
Youth violence has been a topic in public debate for many centuries and violent entertainment has be...
This thesis explores the relationship between blockbuster cinematic violence and its historical cont...
My dissertation explores the emergence of graphic, corporeal violence in American films of the late ...
Martin Scorsese's films reflect the important social phenomena and processes of change in American r...
Efforts to censor or restrict violent images are actions by which a culture imagines itself through ...
PhDThis thesis examines the discursive significance of violence in twentieth century popular cultur...
The Bachelor's Thesis The First Gore Scenes in the American Mainstream Cinema analyses the cinematog...
PhDThis thesis is the first sustained analysis of historical films made in the New Hollywood era (1...
The presented work is composed by Marc Johnson — a memory worker — who is currently a Ph.D. candidat...
Diese Arbeit ist der Darstellung von Gewalt in zwei verschiedenen Adaptationen des dystopischen Roma...
The purpose of the study is to consider the phenomenon of violence on the screen in its historical d...
Violence can be handled in a variety of ways across a wide variety of film genres and specific grasp...
This thesis analyze about violence. Violence is the cause of a person or group that causes the deat...
This thesis examines the discursive significance of violence in twentieth century popular culture. I...
New Hollywood Violenceis a groundbreaking collection of essays devoted to an interrogation of variou...
Youth violence has been a topic in public debate for many centuries and violent entertainment has be...
This thesis explores the relationship between blockbuster cinematic violence and its historical cont...
My dissertation explores the emergence of graphic, corporeal violence in American films of the late ...
Martin Scorsese's films reflect the important social phenomena and processes of change in American r...
Efforts to censor or restrict violent images are actions by which a culture imagines itself through ...
PhDThis thesis examines the discursive significance of violence in twentieth century popular cultur...
The Bachelor's Thesis The First Gore Scenes in the American Mainstream Cinema analyses the cinematog...
PhDThis thesis is the first sustained analysis of historical films made in the New Hollywood era (1...
The presented work is composed by Marc Johnson — a memory worker — who is currently a Ph.D. candidat...
Diese Arbeit ist der Darstellung von Gewalt in zwei verschiedenen Adaptationen des dystopischen Roma...