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"Acknowledgments". Youth Culture in Global Cinema, edited by Timothy Shary and Alexandra Seibel, New York, USA: University of Texas Press, 2006, pp. xiii-xvi. https://doi.org/10.7560/709300-002

(2006). Acknowledgments. In T. Shary & A. Seibel (Ed.), Youth Culture in Global Cinema (pp. xiii-xvi). New York, USA: University of Texas Press. https://doi.org/10.7560/709300-002

2006. Acknowledgments. In: Shary, T. and Seibel, A. ed. Youth Culture in Global Cinema. New York, USA: University of Texas Press, pp. xiii-xvi. https://doi.org/10.7560/709300-002

"Acknowledgments" In Youth Culture in Global Cinema edited by Timothy Shary and Alexandra Seibel, xiii-xvi. New York, USA: University of Texas Press, 2006. https://doi.org/10.7560/709300-002

Acknowledgments. In: Shary T, Seibel A (ed.) Youth Culture in Global Cinema. New York, USA: University of Texas Press; 2006. p.xiii-xvi. https://doi.org/10.7560/709300-002

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Frontmatter i
Contents vii
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction: Youth Culture Shock 1
Part I: Rebellion and Resistance
Chapter 1. American Juvenile Delinquency Movies and the European Censors: The Cross-Cultural Reception and Censorship of The Wild One, Blackboard Jungle, and Rebel Without a Cause 9
Chapter 2. The Imported Rebellion: Criminal Guys and Consumerist Girls in Postwar Germany and Austria 27
Chapter 3. Rebels with a Cause: Children versus the Military Industrial Complex 37
Part II: Politics and Style
Chapter 4. Chinese ‘‘Youth Problem’’ Films in the 1980s: The Apolitics of Rebellion 59
Chapter 5. The Age of Transition: Angels and Blockers in Recent Eastern and Central European Films 71
Chapter 6. The Sound of the South Bronx: Youth Culture, Genre, and Performance in Charlie Ahearn’s Wild Style 87
Part III: Youth and Inner-National Conflict
Chapter 7. Out of Depth: The Politics of Disaffected Youth and Contemporary Latin American Cinema 109
Chapter 8. Birds That Cannot Fly: Childhood and Youth in City of God 131
Chapter 9. Portraying Muslim Youth in Egypt and India: ‘‘Worship None but Allah and Be Dutiful and Good to Parents’’ 144
chapter 10. Projecting a Bridge for Youth: Islamic ‘‘Enlightenment’’ versus Westernization in Turkish Cinema 157
Part IV: Narrating Gender and Difference
Chapter 11. Narrating the Feminine Nation: The Coming-of-Age Girl in Contemporary New Zealand Cinema 175
Chapter 12. Gender, Race, Feminism, and the International Girl Hero: The Unremarkable U.S. Popular Press Reception of Bend It Like Beckham and Whale Rider 189
Chapter 13. Pachyderm’s Progress 207
Chapter 14. Boys Will Be Men: Teen Masculinities in Recent Spanish Cinema 222
Part V: Coming-of-age Queer
Chapter 15. Girls Looking at Girls Looking for Girls: The Visual Pleasures and Social Empowerment of Queer Teen Romance Flicks 241
Chapter 16. Youth, Sexuality, and the Nation: Beautiful Thing and Show Me Love 256
Chapter 17. Different from the Other(s): German Youth and the Threat of Homosexual Seduction 271
Appendix A: Filmography of Global Youth Films by Nation 287
Appendix B: Filmography of Global Youth Films by Theme 306
Bibliography 313
Contributors 331
Index 337

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Chapters in this book

Frontmatter i
Contents vii
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction: Youth Culture Shock 1
Part I: Rebellion and Resistance
Chapter 1. American Juvenile Delinquency Movies and the European Censors: The Cross-Cultural Reception and Censorship of The Wild One, Blackboard Jungle, and Rebel Without a Cause 9
Chapter 2. The Imported Rebellion: Criminal Guys and Consumerist Girls in Postwar Germany and Austria 27
Chapter 3. Rebels with a Cause: Children versus the Military Industrial Complex 37
Part II: Politics and Style
Chapter 4. Chinese ‘‘Youth Problem’’ Films in the 1980s: The Apolitics of Rebellion 59
Chapter 5. The Age of Transition: Angels and Blockers in Recent Eastern and Central European Films 71
Chapter 6. The Sound of the South Bronx: Youth Culture, Genre, and Performance in Charlie Ahearn’s Wild Style 87
Part III: Youth and Inner-National Conflict
Chapter 7. Out of Depth: The Politics of Disaffected Youth and Contemporary Latin American Cinema 109
Chapter 8. Birds That Cannot Fly: Childhood and Youth in City of God 131
Chapter 9. Portraying Muslim Youth in Egypt and India: ‘‘Worship None but Allah and Be Dutiful and Good to Parents’’ 144
chapter 10. Projecting a Bridge for Youth: Islamic ‘‘Enlightenment’’ versus Westernization in Turkish Cinema 157
Part IV: Narrating Gender and Difference
Chapter 11. Narrating the Feminine Nation: The Coming-of-Age Girl in Contemporary New Zealand Cinema 175
Chapter 12. Gender, Race, Feminism, and the International Girl Hero: The Unremarkable U.S. Popular Press Reception of Bend It Like Beckham and Whale Rider 189
Chapter 13. Pachyderm’s Progress 207
Chapter 14. Boys Will Be Men: Teen Masculinities in Recent Spanish Cinema 222
Part V: Coming-of-age Queer
Chapter 15. Girls Looking at Girls Looking for Girls: The Visual Pleasures and Social Empowerment of Queer Teen Romance Flicks 241
Chapter 16. Youth, Sexuality, and the Nation: Beautiful Thing and Show Me Love 256
Chapter 17. Different from the Other(s): German Youth and the Threat of Homosexual Seduction 271
Appendix A: Filmography of Global Youth Films by Nation 287
Appendix B: Filmography of Global Youth Films by Theme 306
Bibliography 313
Contributors 331
Index 337

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