Lone Star
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“In this timely and engaging study, Alison Fields examines
Lone Star
as a landmark Western that delves deeply into the cultures, politics, and histories of the US/Mexico borderlands. A nuanced and perceptive book,
Lone Star
offers rich insights into debates about memory and counter-memory, the struggles for national belonging, and the meanings of local and regional places.” - Susan Kollin, author of
Thelma & Louise
“In this timely and engaging study, Alison Fields examines
Lone Star
as a landmark Western that delves deeply into the cultures, politics, and histories of the US/Mexico borderlands. A nuanced and perceptive book,
Lone Star
offers rich insights into debates about memory and counter-memory, the struggles for national belonging, and the meanings of local and regional places.” - Susan Kollin, author of
Thelma & Louise
Alison Fields
is the acting director of the School of Visual Arts at the University of Oklahoma. She is the Mary Lou Milner Carver Professor of Art of the American West, a professor of art history, and the author or coeditor of four books, including
Discordant Memories: Atomic Age Narratives and Visual Culture
.