The Promises of “Young Europe”: Cultural Diplomacy, Cosmopolitanism, and Youth Culture in the Films of the Marshall Plan
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29 mars 2012
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cosmopolitanism cultural diplomacy democratization. documentary film Marshall Plan reeducationSujets proches
Photographic film Films Feature films--History and criticism Movies Films Moving-pictures Cinema Films Film strips Slidefilms Films Film slides Council of Europe countriesCiter ce document
Frank Mehring, « The Promises of “Young Europe”: Cultural Diplomacy, Cosmopolitanism, and Youth Culture in the Films of the Marshall Plan », European journal of American studies, ID : 10.4000/ejas.9701
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Marshall Plan films played a crucial role in US cultural diplomacy. This paper will analyze how European film makers of the Marshall Plan used docudramas to envisage a multi-ethnic and cosmopolitan “young Europe” free from the political baggage of the past.