Melodrama and modernity: early sensational cinema and its contexts

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Introduction1. Meanings of Modernity2. Meanings of Melodrama3. Sensationalism and the World of Urban Modernity4. Making Sense of the Modernity Thesis5. Melodrama and the Consequences of Capitalism6. Ten-Twenty-Thirty Melodrama: Boom and Bust7. Child of Commerce! Bastard of Art!: Early Film Melodrama8. Power and Peril in the Serial-Queen Melodrama9. Marketing Melodrama: Serials and IntertextualityConclusion

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