Movie History: A Survey

Gomery, Douglas; Pafort-Overduin, Clara

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“…That may happen with the loss of support staff, a change in supervision, or even subtle alterations in the culture of the firm. With the decline of the Hollywood star system, only those studios that could sustain complementary teams of actors, writers, and directors could sustain their profitability (Gomery, ). A similar danger might apply to strategic alliances which, when circumstances alter, no longer complement a firm's evolving capabilities (Sirmon et al , ).…”

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The paradox of resource vulnerability: Considerations for organizational curatorship

Breton‐Miller

Miller

2014

Strategic Management Journal

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Resource‐based scholars have focused on the properties of resources and the isolating mechanisms that sustain their rents in the face of competition. Unfortunately, they have devoted far less attention to the sources of vulnerability of many of these resources. We argue that, paradoxically, sources of rent such as isolating mechanisms often have a dark side that renders resources more vulnerable. We highlight three categories of challenges to managing resource vulnerability—protecting them from erosion, coping with their ambiguity, and preserving their required alignment—and identify sources of vulnerability within each. We address these via three primary functions of curatorship: preservation, connoisseurship, and orchestration, respectively. Copyright © 2013 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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The paradox of resource vulnerability: Considerations for organizational curatorship

Breton‐Miller

Miller

2014

Strategic Management Journal

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“…The Impact of Indian Exaggerated Animated Television Advertisements on Consumer extensive use of Pro quest, Google Scholar, and IIM-A library. Gomery & Pafort-Overduin (2016) Conceptual Framework of Literature Review: A conceptual structure of the literature review was developed. It underlines the sequence of steps, which were undertaken.…”

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The Impact of Indian Exaggerated Animated Television Advertisements on Consumer

Naik,

Atre

2023

ShodhKosh J. Vis. Per. Arts

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Indian animated television advertisements have a significant impact on consumer behavior. These advertisements are designed to capture the attention of consumers and make an emotional connection with them. They use a combination of visual and auditory elements to create a memorable and engaging experience for viewers. One of the key advantages of animated advertisements is their ability to create a unique brand personality. Through the use of characters and storytelling, these advertisements can help build a strong brand image that resonates with consumers. For example, the Amul Girl is an iconic character that has become synonymous with the Amul brand in India.

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“…Hollywood movies have occupied a dominant position in the world movie market. The images the Hollywood movies created spread over the world, which not only has a great influence on how other countries recognize these images but also indicates American cultural and political views [2] . Thus, the study of the Chinese images in Hollywood movies not only reflects the imagination of the West towards China but also examines the Chinese culture from the perspective of the other culture.…”

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A Study of Chinese Image Construction in American Movie Dragon Seed

Zeng¹,

Zhu²

2020

dtssehs

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The construction of a national image requires the interpretation not only from self-perspective but also from the contrast and reflection through the perspective of other countries. The film Dragon Seed, telling a story about the Anti-Fascist struggle of Chinese people, is adapted from the novel Dragon Seed written by Pearl S. Buck and produced by the famous American film company MGM. By analyzing the pictures in the movie and the plot of the film, this paper explains how the Chinese image is constructed in the West from the perspectives of the family image, female image, farmers' image, and citizen image comprehensively. The major findings are as follows: first, this movie intends to construct Chinese image in a positive way for commercial and political purposes, but to some extent, it vilifies Chinese image unconsciously; second, Americans intend to construct a new and positive Chinese image with political purposes but their subconscious political and cultural superiority makes the Chinese image unfaithful to the original in fact. The intention of this paper to study the Chinese image and its construction in the movie Dragon Seed is to find out how this film builds a Chinese image that meets the western aesthetic appeal and ideological needs. Thus, this research would be very helpful to construct a positive Chinese image overseas and to provide a reference for Chinese culture to go out.

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Movie History: A Survey

Cited by 18 publications

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The paradox of resource vulnerability: Considerations for organizational curatorship

The paradox of resource vulnerability: Considerations for organizational curatorship

The Impact of Indian Exaggerated Animated Television Advertisements on Consumer

A Study of Chinese Image Construction in American Movie Dragon Seed

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