The Intellect Handbook of Documentary History

The Intellect Handbook of Documentary HistoryThe growth of documentaries and their role in culture, activism, and social impact. The Intellect Handbook of Documentary is an important go to resource for practitioners, scholars, and students in this burgeoning field. It tackles key topics and debates including the role of documentary in post truth culture, the rise of streaming giants, and the implications for national documentary cultures, as well as the shifting, increasingly hybrid, practices

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