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Paperback. Etat : Good. Watching Chinatown fifty years after its release reveals hidden connections to today?s energy and climate crises   Pipeline Noir offers a fascinating interpretation of Chinatown, a classic of New Hollywood cinema, through the lens of petromodernity. Michael Rubenstein reimagines the film as an allegory for the 1970s energy crises, revealing how its focus on water infrastructure in early-twentieth-century California serves as a surrogate for the oil pipelines shaping the postwar global order. Introducing the concept of the ?petroscope,? Rubenstein demonstrates how the film?s cinematic style mirrors the worldview shaped by petroleum?s dominance in modern life.   Blending appreciation and analysis, this book uncovers layers of Chinatown?s narrative that resonate urgently today, and Rubenstein?s meticulous examinations of the screenplay?s draft history and of key scenes in the finished film shed new light on the film?s cultural and environmental significance. By aligning Chinatown with the emerging field of petrocriticism, Pipeline Noir offers a compelling contribution to film theory and the energy humanities.…

Soft cover. Etat : Near Fine. 1st Edition. First edition, first printing of this collection of 9 short stories. Featured are The Invisible Gunman by Keith McCarthy, What's It All About? by Edward D Hoch, The Investigation of Boyfriend # 17 by Maureen Keenan-Mason, The Gap by Mikal Trimm, The Girl with the Golden Hair by Scott Mackay, Who I Am by Michael Z Lewin, Everything That Goes Up Must Continue to Go Up by Bruce Rubenstein, In Waiting by A N Roland and The Ides of March by Luis Martins. Slight smudging to the spine. In Near Fine Condition.…

Soft cover. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. First Edition, First Printing of this Double Issue of 19 Short Stories. Featured are The Faceless Thing by Edward D Hoch, Days of Rage by Doug Allyn, Password by Michael Z Lewin, The Ministry of Whisky by Val McDermid, The Girl in the Golden Gown by Robert S Levinson, Satan Rides The 5:15 by Vincent Lardo, When,He Wondered by Lynne Barrett, Monopoly by Judith Merchant, The Widow's Garden Party by Bruce Rubenstein, Cleaning Up by Steven Steinbock, Duel by William Link, A Tour of the Tower by Christine Poulson, Death by Misadventure by John Buchanan, Rearview Mirror by Art Taylor, The Seven Sorrows by Terence Feherty, It All Adds Up by Thomas Kaufman, The Disappearance of the Wicked by Kristine Kathryn Rusch,On the Banks of the Khorad Dur by Brian Muir and Femme Fatale by E Shaun Russell. In Fine Condition.…

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Paperback or Softback. Etat : New. Pipeline Noir: Seeing Oil Through Chinatown. Book.

Paperback. Etat : New. Watching Chinatown fifty years after its release reveals hidden connections to today's energy and climate crises   Pipeline Noir offers a fascinating interpretation of Chinatown, a classic of New Hollywood cinema, through the lens of petromodernity. Michael Rubenstein reimagines the film as an allegory for the 1970s energy crises, revealing how its focus on water infrastructure in early-twentieth-century California serves as a surrogate for the oil pipelines shaping the postwar global order. Introducing the concept of the "petroscope," Rubenstein demonstrates how the film's cinematic style mirrors the worldview shaped by petroleum's dominance in modern life.   Blending appreciation and analysis, this book uncovers layers of Chinatown's narrative that resonate urgently today, and Rubenstein's meticulous examinations of the screenplay's draft history and of key scenes in the finished film shed new light on the film's cultural and environmental significance. By aligning Chinatown with the emerging field of petrocriticism, Pipeline Noir offers a compelling contribution to film theory and the energy humanities.…

Paperback. Etat : New. Watching Chinatown fifty years after its release reveals hidden connections to today's energy and climate crises   Pipeline Noir offers a fascinating interpretation of Chinatown, a classic of New Hollywood cinema, through the lens of petromodernity. Michael Rubenstein reimagines the film as an allegory for the 1970s energy crises, revealing how its focus on water infrastructure in early-twentieth-century California serves as a surrogate for the oil pipelines shaping the postwar global order. Introducing the concept of the "petroscope," Rubenstein demonstrates how the film's cinematic style mirrors the worldview shaped by petroleum's dominance in modern life.   Blending appreciation and analysis, this book uncovers layers of Chinatown's narrative that resonate urgently today, and Rubenstein's meticulous examinations of the screenplay's draft history and of key scenes in the finished film shed new light on the film's cultural and environmental significance. By aligning Chinatown with the emerging field of petrocriticism, Pipeline Noir offers a compelling contribution to film theory and the energy humanities.…

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Watching Chinatown fifty years after its release reveals hidden connections to today's energy and climate crisesPipeline Noir offers a fascinating interpretation of Chinatown, a classic of New Hollywood cinema, through the lens of petromodernity. Michael Rubenstein reimagines the film as an allegory for the 1970s energy crises, revealing how its focus on water infrastructure in early-twentieth-century California serves as a surrogate for the oil pipelines shaping the postwar global order. Introducing the concept of the "petroscope," Rubenstein demonstrates how the film's cinematic style mirrors the worldview shaped by petroleum's dominance in modern life. Blending appreciation and analysis, this book uncovers layers of Chinatown's narrative that resonate urgently today, and Rubenstein's meticulous examinations of the screenplay's draft history and of key scenes in the finished film shed new light on the film's cultural and environmental significance. By aligning Chinatown with the emerging field of petrocriticism, Pipeline Noir offers a compelling contribution to film theory and the energy humanities. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 82 pages. 7.01x5.01x0.18 inches. In Stock.

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Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. 1st Edition. A very good 1st edition hardback copy of 'Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value'. Clean blue boards, with gilt titles to spine and no DW. A tight, bright and clean copy with no inscriptions. 206pp. (14.5x22cm). Please contact us for any more information.

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Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 82 pages. 7.01x5.01x0.18 inches. In Stock.