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The history of the Philadelphia Eagles spans multiple championships, many more near misses, and a cast of characters both on and off the field. The passion of the game has flowed through the veins of generations of Philadelphians, and this book details the history of the Eagles from a unique fan perspective. Compiled from more than two dozen sources, The Philadelphia Eagles features rarely seen archival and personal photographs, including ones from Pete Pihos, Vince Papale, Upton Bell, Ed Mahan, and fans across the Delaware Valley.

In Talking Back to Globalization: Texts and Practices, contributors provide a series of case studies that stress the interplay between culture, politics, and commerce. Interviews with Natalie Fenton and Radha S. Hegde survey globalization and its interpenetration with the spheres of journalism, activism, social media, and identity.

Employing the Herman & Chomsky "Propaganda Model," Goss provides a detailed examination of modern news media, highlighting the influence of media ownership and the routines of news workers. Through various case studies, he reveals how contemporary news discourse has increasingly adopted an Us/Them narrative, illustrating the implications of this divide on public perception and understanding. This analysis sheds light on the complexities of media influence and the construction of news in today's society.

Exploring the concept of global cinema, this book delves into the contributions of influential filmmakers from various cultural backgrounds. It examines how these auteurs navigate and challenge the boundaries of national cinema, reflecting on themes such as identity, globalization, and cultural exchange. Through in-depth analyses of their works, the text highlights the unique storytelling techniques and artistic visions that shape contemporary film. The book serves as a critical resource for understanding the interconnectedness of global filmmaking and its impact on audiences worldwide.