The Politics of James Bond

From Fleming's Novels to the Big Screen

Auteurs

• Jeremy Black

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• 244 pages
• 9 heures de lecture

• Art / Culture
• Film
• Histoire

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Focusing on the cultural impact of James Bond, this account explores the character's evolution through Ian Fleming's novels and the iconic films. It examines how Bond's adventures reflect global struggles and shape perceptions of Britain and the world. By analyzing the plots and characterizations, the book situates Bond within a historical, cultural, and political framework, highlighting the franchise's significance as a global phenomenon that has captivated billions over the last half-century.

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• Année de publication: 2001
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