The people's films : a political history of U.S. Government motion pictures.

• MacCann, Richard Dyer.

• Motion pictures in propaganda -- United States
• Motion pictures, Documentary -- United States -- History
• Motion pictures -- Political aspects

• Hastings House,

• Based on the author's thesis, Harvard, 1951.

• True stories documentary drama on radio screen and stage
• Directing the documentary
• illusions of a nation myth and history in the novels of F Scott Fitzgerald
• Love and death in the American novel
• F Scott Fitzgerald and the art of social fiction
• American dream
• Soap opera and womens talk the pleasure of resistance
• global village transformations in world life and media in the 21st century
• Imagining reality the Faber book of the documentary
• Pierre Bourdieu and cultural theory critical investigations
• Some sort of epic grandeur the life of F Scott Fitzgerald
• Television producers
• Satellite broadcasting the politics and implications of the new media
• art of record a critical introduction to documentary
• discourse of advertising
• Understanding the media a practical guide
• documentary idea a critical history of English language documentary film and video
• Documentary for the small screen
• Wide Sargasso Sea
• Theorizing documentary
• history of film
• Accent dialect and the school
• Bad language
• Documentary a history of the non fiction film
• FilmGenre
• Language and gender interdisciplinary perspectives
• Mythologies
• Media policy convergence concentration and commerce
• Markets and myths forces for change in the media of Western Europe
• Metaphors we live by
• cultural studies reader
• Media discourse
• Mass media and media policy in Western Europe
• Culture society and the media
• Language and power
• Language ideology and point of view
• Consumer culture
• introduction to theories of popular culture