Irish Stereotype in American Cinema Stories of Violence
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From Levi and Cohen, Irish Comedians (1903) to The Irishman (2019), this book is a fascinating journey through the history of representations of the Irish in American cinema.
About the Author:
Piotr Szczypa, PhD 2016 (MCSU), is an Assistant Professor at Maria Curie Sklodowska University (MCSU) in Lublin, Poland. He has published on film studies, new media, and convergence culture.
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