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An archival thesis analyzing Barry Hines’s unpublished screenplays, novels, and scripts to examine the representation of working-class masculinity and the narratives deemed fit or unfit for public exposure.
Year: 2019
Institution: The University of Sheffield
Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Humanities
Department: School of English
Type of document: Doctoral thesis
Author: Rachel Louise Hughes
Subject: Barry Hines’s unpublished and lost works
Focus: Representation of masculinity in working-class narratives
Research method: Archival study
Period covered: Five decades of Hines’s writing career
Date submitted: September 2019
Supervisors: Prof Sue Vice, Dr David Forrest
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18th Anniversary of the NATO attack on Yugoslavia – unspeakable suffering, unclarified guilt! (Film: “WHY? Stories of the bombed Yugoslavia”)
Year: 2017
Region / City: Yugoslavia
Topic: NATO Intervention, International Law, War Crimes
Document Type: Article, Film Description
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: General public
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Context: An article commemorating the 18th anniversary of the NATO attack on Yugoslavia, reflecting on its legality and consequences, and including a reference to a film that documents the aftermath of the war.
Topics: Unearthing Hiness unspeakable