Crash Cultures Asian history

Crash Cultures Asian historySince Diana's car crash in August 1997, media interest in the crash as an event needing explanation has proliferated. A glut of documentaries on television have investigated the social and scientific history of our responses to the car crash, as well as showing the personal impact of the crash on individual lives. In trying to give meaning to one celebrity crash, the more general significance of the car crash, its challenge to rational control or

from the earliest stages of investigation and arrest through to the punishment and release of offenders

The Critical Eye provides a comprehensive approach to the critical understanding of photography through an in-depth discussion of fifteen photographs and their contexts – historical

Lorella Scacco

literature and many other fields

In films made beyond the island as well as those created by local cineastes

Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene is an epic masterpiece of Arthurian romance

drawing on trends from the current audio drama environment to analyse how people listen to audio drama

Released in 2002

gathering a devoted audience that remains loyal to the show more than a decade after it left the airwaves

Auger offers detailed descriptions and analyses of the roles that cartomancy and Tarot cards play in films

Virginia Woolf’s third novel

serve as a rare insider account of an acclaimed blockbuster whose production was steeped in controversy