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Small Nation, Global Cinema: The New Danish Cinema
Mette Hjort
Small Nation, Global Cinema offers two strategies underwriting the transformation and globalization of contemporary Danish cinema—the processes of cultural circulation and the psychological efficacy of heritage. Focusing her study on the cultural context of the international film market, Mette Hjort argues that the New Danish Cinema presents an opportunity to understand globalization within the culture and economy of a small nation.
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Cover Page
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Title Page
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Copyright Page
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Dedication
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Contents
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Preface
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Acknowledgments
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1 New Danish Cinema: A Small Nation's Path to Globalization
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2 Dogma 95: The Globalization of Denmark's Response to Hollywood
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3 Participatory Filmmaking: Experiments across the Filmmaker/Viewer Divide
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4 Patriotism and Nationalism: A Common Culture in Film
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5 Counterglobalization: A Transnational Communicative Space Emerges in the North
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6 International Heritage: Toward an Ethics of the Bio-Pic
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7 Toward a Multiethnic Society: Cinema as a Mode of Incorporation
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Appendix: Dogma 95 Manifesto and Dogma Films
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Notes
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Works Cited
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Index
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Published: 2005
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press
- 9780816646494 (paper)