Alcoholism in the Western Genre: The Portrayal of Alcohol and Alcoholism in the Western Genre (Critical Essay) Alcoholism in the Western Genre: The Portrayal of Alcohol and Alcoholism in the Western Genre (Critical Essay)

Alcoholism in the Western Genre: The Portrayal of Alcohol and Alcoholism in the Western Genre (Critical Essay‪)‬

Journal of Alcohol & Drug Education 2000, Winter, 46, 2

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Abstract This paper examines the way alcohol use and alcoholism have been portrayed in twentieth century films with particular emphasis on the western genre. Saloons, bar fights, whiskey bottles, drunken gunfighters, and town drunks are all the staple features of the genre, and it is a genre that has contributed significantly to the prevailing image of masculinity. The paper argues that these images influence and shape contemporary attitudes about alcohol use and the acceptability of inebriation.

GENERE
Salute, mente e corpo
PUBBLICATO
2000
22 dicembre
LINGUA
EN
Inglese
PAGINE
14
EDITORE
American Alcohol & Drug Information Foundation
DIMENSIONE
216,9
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