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iv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This thesis wou
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CHAPTER I HOT DOCUMENTARIES IN COOL
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p.167) Yet what brings Wintonick an
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Complimenting the celebration of ex
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somewhere. Documentaries make up a
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ealm of the marginalized, and furth
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short, there is a clear and urgent
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discussion and treats them as unnat
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content” (Ibid, p.3) reminiscent
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examines and exposes these phenomen
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some years working as an activist a
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grassroots distribution and exhibit
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the discursive and physical multipl
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attention in some areas, such as te
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writes: “The strongest barrier to
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its heyday 4 . Stuart Hall, Richard
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large multinational corporations wh
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it is a complex process of negotiat
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globally harmonized by a populist c
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(counterpublics) - such is the way
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She is concerned with the counter-h
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operating with an assumption that t
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film through the public sphere.”
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commercial exhibition sites, and fu
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adicalizing opposition or counterpo
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screenings can provide opportunity
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authors have chosen to survey the g
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demonstrative examples of the acade
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conflict(s) as a core of contestati
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consumer-over-citizen modeled (Mouf
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CHAPTER III - HISTORICAL CONTEXT -
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vis the ‘work’ of politicians,
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These authors are introducing the t
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articulations that illustrate the i
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indexes is a revealing exercise, in
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the lens of inequity, where cultura
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of the 20 th Century, was the agent
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As mentioned, d/e has been at the h
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the urban counterpart to the film c
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artist-driven and dedicates itself
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spaces and practices that this thes
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formations (in Dorland’s case) or
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irrelevancy. The social movements s
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