Cine chino: nacionalismos, cuasinacionalismos y (trans)nacionalismos/ localismos en el cine de la República Popular China, Taiwán y Hong Kong
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Acón Chan, Lai Sai
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Escuela de Lenguas Modernas, Universidad de Costa Rica
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En los círculos no cinéfilos la separación entre cine taiwanés, de Hong Kong y chino no parece clara. Así, un recuento cronológico de sus indus- trias fílmicas revelará también los convulsos movimientos históricos que dieron origen a las tres áreas geográficamente diferenciadas, las cuales comparten una identidad etnográfica y un origen comunes, pero procesos divergentes de desarrollo económico y político que, al final, han marcado cada cine nacional con rasgos distintivos.
In non cinephile circles the separation among Taiwanese, Hongkongese and Chinese (from the People’s Republic of China) cinemas might not be clear-cut. Thus, a chronological account of their film industries will also reveal the convoluted historical movements that gave rise to three distinctive geographical areas that share a common ethnographical identity and origin, but divergent processes of economic and political development that in the end endowed each national cinema with distinctive traits.
Instituto Confucio, Universidad de Costa Rica
In non cinephile circles the separation among Taiwanese, Hongkongese and Chinese (from the People’s Republic of China) cinemas might not be clear-cut. Thus, a chronological account of their film industries will also reveal the convoluted historical movements that gave rise to three distinctive geographical areas that share a common ethnographical identity and origin, but divergent processes of economic and political development that in the end endowed each national cinema with distinctive traits.
Instituto Confucio, Universidad de Costa Rica
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cines nacionales, industrias fílmicas, nacionalismos, historia, China, Taiwán, Hong Kong, crecimiento económico, sistemas políticos, national cinemas, film industries, nationalisms, history, China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, economic growth, political systems