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6. Roaming the Plains along the “New Frontier”: The Western as Allegory of the Blacklist and the Cold War
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vii
- Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction: What More Can Be Said about the Hollywood Blacklist? 1
- 1. A Bifocal View of Hollywood during the Blacklist Period: Film as Propaganda and Allegory 17
- 2. I Was a Communist for RKO: Hollywood Anti-Communism and the Problem of Representing Political Beliefs 50
- 3. Reds and Blacks: Representing Race in Anti-Communist Films 83
- 4. Stoolies, Cheese-Eaters, and Tie Sellers: Genre, Allegory, and the HUAC Informer 118
- 5. The Cross and the Sickle: Allegorical Representations of the Blacklist in Historical Films 171
- 6. Roaming the Plains along the “New Frontier”: The Western as Allegory of the Blacklist and the Cold War 197
- 7. Loving the Alien: Science Fiction Cinema as Cold War Allegory 239
- Conclusion: Old Wounds and the Texas Sharpshooter 273
- Notes 279
- Bibliography 315
- Index 329
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Illustrations vii
- Tables ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction: What More Can Be Said about the Hollywood Blacklist? 1
- 1. A Bifocal View of Hollywood during the Blacklist Period: Film as Propaganda and Allegory 17
- 2. I Was a Communist for RKO: Hollywood Anti-Communism and the Problem of Representing Political Beliefs 50
- 3. Reds and Blacks: Representing Race in Anti-Communist Films 83
- 4. Stoolies, Cheese-Eaters, and Tie Sellers: Genre, Allegory, and the HUAC Informer 118
- 5. The Cross and the Sickle: Allegorical Representations of the Blacklist in Historical Films 171
- 6. Roaming the Plains along the “New Frontier”: The Western as Allegory of the Blacklist and the Cold War 197
- 7. Loving the Alien: Science Fiction Cinema as Cold War Allegory 239
- Conclusion: Old Wounds and the Texas Sharpshooter 273
- Notes 279
- Bibliography 315
- Index 329