Juárez: The Reflection of U.S. Values in a Historical Drama
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Auteurs : Scott Dittloff [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Hispanic Higher Education [ 1538-1927 ] ; 2005-10.
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- Entity :
- org : American Civil War, United States and Latin America.
- pers : Abraham Lincoln, Alejandro Uradi, Benito Juárez, Hippolyte Taine, Iturbide, Juárez, Ley Juárez, Ley Lerdo, Manifest, Monroe Doctrine, Samuel Basch, Santa Anna, Valentin Gomez, Vera Cruz, William Dieterle.
- place : America, American, Austria, Europe, Germany, Latina, United States.
- Teeft :
- Abraham lincoln, Alejandro uradi, American film, Dittloff, Englewood cliff, Estados unidos, European fascism, European imperialism, Foreign policy, German national anthem, Gettysburg address, Giannetti eyman, Great deal, Hispanic, Hispanic higher education october, Latin america, Latin american, Louis napoleon, Maximilian, Maximilian answer, Mexican democracy, Moral value, Motion picture treatment, October, Oxford university press, Policy interest, Political climate, Popular culture, Prentice hall, Religious reform, Santa anna, Significant amount, Skidmore smith, Sociopolitical culture, Support democracy, Survey century american perception, Vice president.
Abstract
This article is designed to survey mid-20th century American perceptions of Latin America through popular culture. It focuses on an analysis of the motion picture treatment of Latin America in the American film Juárez. The plot, characters, and cinematography have all been influenced by the social and political climate in the United States and Latin America and by relations between the two regions. The movie reflects the sociopolitical culture of the United States (where the movie was made) at that time.
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DOI: 10.1177/1538192705279589
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