Film Studies Librarian
Lucinda M. Hall
Contact:
Evans Map Room, Baker-Berry Library
Dartmouth College
25 N Main ST
Hanover, NH 03755
Dartmouth College
25 N Main ST
Hanover, NH 03755
(603) 646-0962
Website Skype Contact: d1128r8@kiewit.dartmouth.edu
Other library resource(s)
Always at The Carlyle by Call Number: Jones Media DVD #21751An anecdotal history of the New York City hotel, The Carlyle, and its notable guests.
Celebrity and public persona from Oxford Bibliographies Online - Communication by Call Number: Electronic resourceISBN: 9780199756841Research on celebrity and public persona derives from fundamentally interdisciplinary sources. Although at its core, the study of public personality has been the object of investigations by those more closely associated with media and communication, the key disciplines of sociology, cultural studies, literary studies, political science, social psychology, and even anthropology and history have been part of its analysis. Celebrity identifies the “extra-textual” dimensions of the famous, in which the lives of the renowned are followed, read, and reported. ...
Hollywood studio system by Call Number: Electronic resourceAmerican film studios have dominated domestic and international film markets since the late-1910s. The major studios were headquartered in New York, but their production divisions operated on the West Coast. The name “Hollywood” is now associated with this entire studio system and the memorable films it produced. The “system” of the Hollywood studio system was populated not just by directors and stars but by a large, varied, and increasingly hierarchical workforce of creatives and professionals. ...
Stardom from Oxford Bibliographies Online by Call Number: Electronic resourceISBN: 9780199791286Although fascination with the film star dates back as far as Béla Balázs’s The Visible Man (1924), the study of stars and stardom did not become a commonplace of film studies until the 1980s. The discipline that first approached the mechanics of contemporary celebrity was sociology, which produced some important works in the late 1950s and early 1960s. Barthes 1972, Morin 2005 (both cited under Theorizing Stardom), and Alberoni’s The Powerless Elite (1963) were among the first works to address stardom’s cultural and ideological implications from, respectively, semiotic, philosophical, and sociological standpoints. ...- Television celebrity from Oxford Bibliographies Online by Call Number: Electronic resourceISBN: 9780199791286... But celebrity studies draws on, and draws in, much wider disciplines, including sociology, politics, music, English, and history, with many of these approaches informing the study of television celebrity. ...
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