The landscape of Hollywood westerns
Subtitle: ecocriticism in an American film genre
By: edited by Deborah A. Carmichael
Contributors: Carmichael, Deborah A., 1947-
Publisher: University of Utah Press
Published: 2006
Place of publication: Salt Lake City
Language: eng
Number of pages: 248
Subjects: Western films -- United States -- History and criticism; Nature in motion pictures
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: title: Western ecological films : the subgenre with no name / by John Shelton Lawrence; title: Nature conquering, or, Nature conquered in The wind (1928) / by Freedonia Paschall and Robert G. Weiner; title: Landscapes of failure in John Ford's Grapes of wrath (1939) / by Robert C. Sickels; title: Tulsa (1949) as an oil field film : a study in ecological ambivalence / by Peter C. Rollins; title: Hydraulic mining then and now : the case of Pale rider (1985) / by Joe Huemann and Robin Murray; title: East goes West : the technicolor environment of Northwest passage (1940) / by Susan Paterson Glover; title: Haunted by waters : the river in American films of the West / by Mary Pinard; title: Nature and Heartland (1980) / by Jessie L. Embry; title: Easy rider (1969) : landscaping the modern western / by Elaine M. Bapis; title: Cinematic conquest : breaking the Mexican American connection to the land in the movies / by Carl Wilmsen; title: The living presence of Monument Valley in John Ford's Stagecoach (1939) / by Deborah A. Carmichael; title: A filmography of Western films with ecocritical and environmental representations / by John Shelton Lawrence