Hollywood Westerns and American Myth: The Importance of Howard Hawks and John Ford for Political Philosophy (Castle Lecture Series)
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Hollywood Westerns and American Myth: The Importance of Howard Hawks and John Ford for Political Philosophy (Castle Lecture Series)

by Robert B. Pippin

Philosophy American History Film Studies
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In 'Hollywood Westerns and American Myth,' Robert B. Pippin examines the profound importance of Howard Hawks and John Ford's films within political philosophy. As part of the Castle Lecture Series, this insightful study reveals how these iconic Westerns embody and explore core American myths and philosophical ideas, bridging cinema and intellectual thought.

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This book, part of the Castle Lecture Series, delves into the realm of Hollywood Westerns and their role in shaping American myth.

Robert B. Pippin highlights the importance of directors Howard Hawks and John Ford, analyzing how their films contribute to discussions in political philosophy.

Through this lens, the work connects cinematic storytelling with broader philosophical themes central to American identity.

The analysis underscores the enduring influence of these Westerns on cultural and intellectual discourse.

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