02749cam a2200361 i 450000100070000000500170000700800410002403500130006501000170007802000310009504000280012604100080015404200080016204300300017005000260020008200110022610000350023724501490027225000180042126400430043930000280048233600210051033700250053133800230055650400690057950506720064852008520132065100310217265100570220365000450226065000580230570000240236311343220230410130601.0120924s2012    nyu      bq   001 0 eng    a17472170  a  2012032179  a9781137290472 (alk. paper)  aDLCbengcDLCdDLCerda  aeng  apcc  aa-cc---aa-cc-tian-us---14aPN 1993.5bD117h 201200a791.431 aDaccache, Jenny George,d1966-10aHollywood's representations of the Sino-Tibetan conflict :bpolitics, culture, and globalization /cJenny George Daccache and Brandon Valeriano.  aFirst edition 1aNew York :bPalgrave Macmillan,c2012.  axiv, 235 pages ;c23 cm  atext2rdacontent  aunmediated2rdamedia  avolume2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 205-219) and indexes.  aChina and Tibet in Western Eyes --  The Divergence in the Portrayal of China and Tibet by Hollywood: The Yellow Peril versus the Land of Spirituality --  Hollywood and the Sino-Tibetan Conflict --  Political Messages and Cultural Realities: Modern China & Tibet in the Hollywood Image --  Accuracy versus Propaganda in Hollywood Cinema: False Depictions of China, Tibet, and their Protracted Conflict --  The Hollywood Effect and Tibet: A Study of Media Effectiveness and the Current Free Tibet Movement --  The Paradox of Globalization: Hollywood's Ethno-Cultural Context Encounters the Global Marketplace --  Conclusion: Hollywood, China, and Tibet: A Path Forward.  a"In this interdisciplinary study, Jenny George Daccache and Brandon Valeriano analyze Hollywood's shift in its depictions of China and Tibet. 1997 saw the releases of Red Corner, Seven Years in Tibet, and Kundun, all of which were condemned by China. In recent years, however, China and Hollywood have moved toward being allies and collaborators. As Hollywood needs China for its vast potential market, China also needs Hollywood in order to increase its soft power. Using film as a lens through which we can witness global transformations in politics, economy, culture, and communication, the authors dissect Hollywood's engagement with Asia, examine the historical background of relationships between the West, China, and Tibet, and critically evaluate films produced by Hollywood that engage China and the Tibetan region."--Publisher's website. 0aChinaxIn motion pictures. 0aTibet Autonomous Region (China)xIn motion pictures. 0aMotion pictureszUnited StatesxHistory. 4aLas imagenes en movimientozEstados UnidosxHistoria.1 aValeriano, Brandon.