cineaste

Published continually since 1967, Cineaste is today in-

ternationally  recognized  as America's  leading  magazine
on the art and politics of the cinema.  "A trenchant, eter-
nally zestful magazine," says the International Film Guide,
"in  the  forefront  of  American  film  periodicals.  Cineaste
always  has something worth  reading, and it  permits  its
writers  more  space  to  develop  ideas  than  most maga-
zines."

Published quarterly, Cineaste covers the entire world of

cinema —  including  Hollywood,  the  independents.
Europe, and the Third World—with exclusive interviews,
lively articles,  and in-depth  reviews.  Subscribe  now, or
send $2 for  a sample  copy,  and  see what  you've been
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September/October  1982

Sex and spectatorship:
Theorising the Female Spectator
'The Eyes of Laura Mars'
The Male Pin-up
'Out of the Blue' & Into the Black
Fashion 'n' Passion

July/August 1982
Film history:
Early Cinema
Soviet Sound Films
Hollywood Posters of the '30s & '40s
Trevor Griffithson Reds

May/June 1982
The literary adaptation:
James M. Cain
Classics on TV
The History Man

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KUNAPIPI

Kunapipi is  a  continuation  of  Commonwealth  Newsletter
and is published twice a year, Spring and Autumn, by Dan-
garoo Press, Department of English, University of Aarhus.
It is a journal of creative and critical writing concerned with
the new literatures written in English. The major concentra-
tion is on the present and former  Commonwealth countries
but this is in no way exclusive. Articles and reviews on re-
lated historical and sociological topics will also be included.
The journal  is the bulletin for  the European  branch of the
Association  of  Commonwealth  Literature  and  Language
Studies. As such it offers  information  about  courses, con-
ferences, visiting scholars and writers, scholarships, and lit-
erary competitions.

The  editor  invites  creative  and  scholarly  contributions.
Manuscripts should  be double-spaced  with footnotes gath-
ered  at  the  end,  should  conform  to  the  MHRA  (Modern
Humanities  Research  Association) Style Sheet and  should
be accompanied  by a return envelope.
All  correspondence  — manuscripts,  subscriptions,  books
for  review, inquiries — should  be sent to:
Anna Rutherford
Editor - KUNAPIPI
Department of English
University of Aarhus
8000 Aarhus C
Denmark