Landscape and Irish Cinema

Martin McLoone

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    Abstract

    This is an exploration of landscape in Irish cinema, both indigenous cinema and the representations of Ireland that emanate from other cinema cultures, especially Britain and America. The essay discusses the importance of landscape to the Irish national imaginary and assesses the way in which cinema has both supported and challenged the dominant modes of this imaginary.
    LanguageEnglish
    Title of host publicationCinema and Landscape
    EditorsGraeme Harper, Jonathan Rayner
    Pages131-146
    Publication statusPublished - 2010

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    Keywords

    • Ireland
    • cinema
    • landscape
    • nationalism

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    McLoone, M. (2010). Landscape and Irish Cinema. In G. Harper, & J. Rayner (Eds.), Cinema and Landscape (pp. 131-146)
    McLoone, Martin. / Landscape and Irish Cinema. Cinema and Landscape. editor / Graeme Harper ; Jonathan Rayner. 2010. pp. 131-146
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