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- 2013002328 contributor B12709336.
- 2013002328 date "2013".
- 2013002328 description "Exoticism in 1930s France: the colonial and beyond -- Men outside the mainstream. Jean Gabin, Le cafard, and western solidarity -- La bandera (1935): cultural cohesion and colonial mercenaries -- Pépé Le moko (1937) and the multiethnic exotic -- Le messager (1937): failure to adapt -- Assimilation anxiety and rogue colons. Men who stayed too long -- El guelmouna, Marchand de sable (1931): rivalry (and Russians) in rural Algeria -- Amok (1934): cultural readmission at all costs -- L'esclave blanc (1936): segregationist parable -- Romancing the exotic. Tragedy and triumph for interracial love -- Caïn, aventure des mers exotiques (1930) and Baroud (1932): lasting love in the colonies -- Le simoun (1933) and Yamilé sous les cèdres (1939): triumph, tragedy, responsibility -- Women's agency and exoticist romance -- Métissage and cultural repatriation. La dame de Malacca (1937): European frog, exotic prince -- (Re)claiming French identity in La maison du Maltais (1938) -- Esclave blanche (1939): a westerner in the harem -- Redefining exoticist romance -- France imagines the Far East. Shanghai fantasies and the geishas of Joinville -- Mollenard (1938) and Le drame de Shanghaï (1938): exiled in (and from) the East -- Yoshiwara (1936) and La bataille (1934): lovers and fighters in the land of the rising sun -- Sessue Hayakawa's French Resurrection, 1936-1939. Forfaiture (1937): a legend revised, a legacy reborn -- Patrouille blanche (1939/1942): bringing the other back home -- Macao, l'enfer du jeu (1939/1942): the exotic father -- Exoticism in transition. L'homme du Niger (1940): patriotism and paternalism in Africa -- Malaria (1943): imperial stasis -- Descendants of interwar exoticism from decolonization to the new century.".
- 2013002328 description "Includes bibliographical references (page 207-214) and index.".
- 2013002328 description "Includes filmography.".
- 2013002328 extent "viii, 221 pages :".
- 2013002328 identifier "9781611476132 (cloth : alk. paper)".
- 2013002328 issued "2013".
- 2013002328 language "eng".
- 2013002328 spatial "France".
- 2013002328 subject "791.430944090/041 23".
- 2013002328 subject "Exoticism in motion pictures.".
- 2013002328 subject "Love in motion pictures.".
- 2013002328 subject "Masculinity in motion pictures.".
- 2013002328 subject "Motion pictures France History 20th century.".
- 2013002328 subject "Outsiders in motion pictures.".
- 2013002328 subject "PN1995.9.E95 K48 2013".
- 2013002328 tableOfContents "Exoticism in 1930s France: the colonial and beyond -- Men outside the mainstream. Jean Gabin, Le cafard, and western solidarity -- La bandera (1935): cultural cohesion and colonial mercenaries -- Pépé Le moko (1937) and the multiethnic exotic -- Le messager (1937): failure to adapt -- Assimilation anxiety and rogue colons. Men who stayed too long -- El guelmouna, Marchand de sable (1931): rivalry (and Russians) in rural Algeria -- Amok (1934): cultural readmission at all costs -- L'esclave blanc (1936): segregationist parable -- Romancing the exotic. Tragedy and triumph for interracial love -- Caïn, aventure des mers exotiques (1930) and Baroud (1932): lasting love in the colonies -- Le simoun (1933) and Yamilé sous les cèdres (1939): triumph, tragedy, responsibility -- Women's agency and exoticist romance -- Métissage and cultural repatriation. La dame de Malacca (1937): European frog, exotic prince -- (Re)claiming French identity in La maison du Maltais (1938) -- Esclave blanche (1939): a westerner in the harem -- Redefining exoticist romance -- France imagines the Far East. Shanghai fantasies and the geishas of Joinville -- Mollenard (1938) and Le drame de Shanghaï (1938): exiled in (and from) the East -- Yoshiwara (1936) and La bataille (1934): lovers and fighters in the land of the rising sun -- Sessue Hayakawa's French Resurrection, 1936-1939. Forfaiture (1937): a legend revised, a legacy reborn -- Patrouille blanche (1939/1942): bringing the other back home -- Macao, l'enfer du jeu (1939/1942): the exotic father -- Exoticism in transition. L'homme du Niger (1940): patriotism and paternalism in Africa -- Malaria (1943): imperial stasis -- Descendants of interwar exoticism from decolonization to the new century.".
- 2013002328 title "Rogues, romance, and exoticism in French cinema of the 1930s / Colleen Kennedy-Karpat.".
- 2013002328 type "text".