[영문] 냉전 체제와 영화 포스터 산업

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Influence of Political Difference on Movie Poster Industry after World War Ⅱ

목차

1. Introduction
2. Social Status
3. Artistic Style
4. Social Role
5. Conclusion

본문내용

Due to its incompleteness in that the system completely ignores fundamental will or desire of individuals, nowadays it is theoretically often considered as imperfect system which needs to be altered through political revolution. However, one of its representative characteristic, or the nationalization of common industries gave birth to some worthy cultural movements, including movie poster industry in Poland which is introduced through this paper.

After the World War Ⅱ, Poland had been under control of Soviet Union, maintaining communist society until 1990s with the resignation of the political leader, Gorbachev. During this period, as a communist society, Poland nationalized and centralized movie poster industry into capital with the supervision of government institution. On the other hand, in America, most of commercial industries including movie poster industry as well have depended on the so-called “invisible hand” of market.

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