The American Midwest in film and literature : nostalgia, violence, and regionalism / Adam R. Ochonicky.

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Ochonicky, Adam R [Author]

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9780253045997
9780253046000

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PS273 .A447 2020
PN50

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Subject: Adam R. Ochonicky gives a critical overview of the Midwest's symbolic and often contradictory meanings in film and literature. Starting with the frontier writings of Frederick Jackson Turner, this book examines Midwestern film and literary texts stretching from the late-19th century through the beginning of the 21st century.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Adam R. Ochonicky gives a critical overview of the Midwest's symbolic and often contradictory meanings in film and literature. Starting with the frontier writings of Frederick Jackson Turner, this book examines Midwestern film and literary texts stretching from the late-19th century through the beginning of the 21st century.