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HIST 339 - Motion Picture CensorshipSemester Offered: First Semester Credits (Range): 4 hours Attribute: 4SS For a century American movies have operated within controversial systems that define the boundaries of cinematic expression. Whether censored by state and municipal governments, contained within Hollywood's Production Code Administration, or rated by today's industry ratings agency, movie makers have maneuvered at the boundaries of cultural expression and economic ambition. This colloquium considers new theoretical approaches to censorship, then explores film makers’ responses, and the ambiguous and shifting results. Several landmark films are screened. Enrollment Limit: 12 Instructor: C. Koppes Consent of the Instructor Required? Yes |
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