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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction The Aesthetic Doxa on the New Wave 1
- Chapter One A New Generation Marked by the Emergence of Women 11
- Chapter Two Cinephilia in the 1950s 22
- Chapter Three Auteur Cinema: An A√air of State 34
- Chapter Four Contrasting Receptions 41
- Chapter Five The Precursors 70
- Chapter Six Between Romanticism and Modernism 95
- Chapter Seven Nostalgia for a Heroic Masculinity 128
- Chapter Eight The Women of the New Wave: Between Modern and Archaic 145
- Chapter Nine Jeanne Moreau: Star of the New Wave and Icon of Modernity 184
- Chapter Ten Brigitte Bardot and the New Wave: An Ambivalent Relationship 199
- Chapter Eleven The Independent Filmmakers of the Left Bank: A ‘‘Feminist’’ Alternative? 210
- Conclusion The New Wave’s Legacy: ‘‘Auteur Cinema’’ 221
- Appendix One Box Office Results 225
- Appendix Two The Press 227
- Notes 231
- Bibliography 245
- Index 253
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Acknowledgments vii
- Introduction The Aesthetic Doxa on the New Wave 1
- Chapter One A New Generation Marked by the Emergence of Women 11
- Chapter Two Cinephilia in the 1950s 22
- Chapter Three Auteur Cinema: An A√air of State 34
- Chapter Four Contrasting Receptions 41
- Chapter Five The Precursors 70
- Chapter Six Between Romanticism and Modernism 95
- Chapter Seven Nostalgia for a Heroic Masculinity 128
- Chapter Eight The Women of the New Wave: Between Modern and Archaic 145
- Chapter Nine Jeanne Moreau: Star of the New Wave and Icon of Modernity 184
- Chapter Ten Brigitte Bardot and the New Wave: An Ambivalent Relationship 199
- Chapter Eleven The Independent Filmmakers of the Left Bank: A ‘‘Feminist’’ Alternative? 210
- Conclusion The New Wave’s Legacy: ‘‘Auteur Cinema’’ 221
- Appendix One Box Office Results 225
- Appendix Two The Press 227
- Notes 231
- Bibliography 245
- Index 253