Titlebook: War Representation in British Cinema and Television; From Suez to Thatche Kevin M. Flanagan Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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,On Screen and at Arm’s Length: Social Class and the Simulation of Combat,the Falkland War. It argues that this not only serves a newly technocratic conception of war, but also increases the distance between enlisted men and officers, and creates a means to symbolically shield officers from physical harm. In addition to showing how sports and schooling differently encultu

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The Bomb and After: Fantasies of Apocalypse and Decline,nuclear anxieties were represented on screen, and analyzing the allegories and fantasies that attended to such a feeling of national inadequacy and perceived decline. It surveys a wide range of film types, from newsreels to James Bond features, and looks at how ideas about war during this period mig

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Conclusion: The Legacies of 1960s and 1970s War Representation, from Thatcher to Brexit,within the genre in the long run, whereas others are now routine in the representation of war. In particular, the chapter looks at war and art cinema, war representation under Thatcher, and recent trends. The chapter contains two case studies. . (2015–2016) shows how film and television representati

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Conclusion: The Legacies of 1960s and 1970s War Representation, from Thatcher to Brexit,within the genre in the long run, whereas others are now routine in the representation of war. In particular, the chapter looks at war and art cinema, war representation under Thatcher, and recent trends. The chapter contains two case studies. . (2015–2016) shows how film and television representati

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