Shooting the family transnational media and intercultural values (Amsterdam University Press, 2005)
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Includes bibliographical references and index
This collection of essays explores ever-changing representations of family life on a global scale
PART 1: THE FAMILY AND THE MEDIA -- - Capturing the family: home video in the age of digital reproduction - José van Dijck -- - Migrant children mediating family relations - Sonja de Leeuw -- - The shooting family: gender and ethnicity in the New Dutch Police Series - Joke Hermes - Joost de Bruin -- - PART 2: PRIVATE MATTERS, PUBLIC FAMILIES -- - Family portrait: queering the nuclear family in François Ozon's SITCOM - Jaap Kooijman -- - Radicalism begins at home: fundamentalism and the family in My son the fanatic - Laura Copier -- - Family matters in Eat drink man woman: food envy, family longing, or intercultural knowledge through the senses? - Tarja Laine -- - PART 3: TRANSLATING FAMILY VALUES -- - Saved by betrayal? Ang Lee's translations of "Chinese" family ideology - Jeroen de Kloet -- - Eurydice's diasporic voice: Marcel Camus's Black Orpheus and the family in poet's hell - Catherine M. Lord -- - Archiving the (secret) family in Egoyan's Family viewing - Marie-Aude Baronian -- - PART 4: LOVING FAMILIES -- - Suspending the body: biopower and the contradictions of family values - Sudeep Dasgupta -- - Unfamiliar film: sisters unsettling family habits - Wim Staat -- - Micropolitics of the migrant family in accented cinema: love and creativity in empire - Patricia Pisters