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Global East and South across large-budget Hollywood films oThis book develops the idea of the "Eastern" as an analytically significant genre of film. Positioned in counterpoint to the Western, the famed cowboy genre of the American frontier, the “Eastern” encompasses films that depict the eastern a

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Introduction,one world, from Britain to the United States. The study pays attention to the role and representation of the East in this process. The East as, Edward Said has said, is the site of Europe’s oldest and richest colonies and among other things, the twentieth century has seen radical changes in its rela

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Treasure and Thugs: The East as Mystery and Disorder, was the first detective novel that drew upon colonial mysteries for suspense. It depicted the East as a sinister mystery seen in the domestic framework of the English country home. Kipling’s ., is of the same broad period of Victorian hegemony. However, by that time, the perceived roguery of East I

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The Eastern Desert and the Lone Hero, and the latter, Michael Ondaatje’s novel of the same name (1992). Both films feature the initially disinterested, hard-bitten hero in the adventure travel film who is transformed by love—one for a people, another for a woman. Both feature the desert as a theater for the lone adventure hero, similar