The James Bond Phenomenon: A critical reader

Christoph Lindner

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The essays in this collection consider the James Bond novels and films in relation to their historical, political and social contexts, from the Cold-War period onwards. They also examine the classic Bond canon from an array of theoretical perspectives.

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