Presents statistics on the most commonly held stereotypes in Germany of Britain and the British including drinking a lot of tea, eating bacon and eggs for breakfast, consumption of whiskey and beer, and the occurrence of fog in England. Suggests these stereotypes were developed in the early 1950s and are not as prevalent today. (BK)

Profit-making and exploitation of the American Indian by the motion picture industry is reviewed. (AH)

Describes the stereotypic portreyal of American Indians in books written by non-Indians. (JB)

Argues that the frequently negative representations of racial or ethnic minorities in American film are related to the ideology embodied in the "Western Hero." Focuses on ideology and race relations in Cooper's "Leatherstocking Tales" and three films: "The Vanishing American" (1925); "Bad Day at Black Rock"…

This historical overview examines the media treatment of native peoples and includes the following: (1) the roots of modern stereotypes; (2) development and maturation, (3) contemporary responses, (4) music, and (5) other media. (RTS)

In parallel with his article "Understanding the Welsh" in "Englisch," No. 1, 1975, the author presents the mental picture of the Scots which his students have. (IFS/WGA)

To examine the role of the animated cartoon in propaganda associated with World War II, 194 of 262 cartoons produced for theatrical release by Warner Brothers, Inc., from 1939 to 1946 were analyzed. Propaganda content was determined by the number and nature of symbols used and the cartoon's "attitudes" toward these symbols. An analysis…

The author of "Indian Summer" responds to criticism by Mary Byler (Library Journal, February 15, 1974 p.546) that his book presents a stereotyped and derogatory picture of the American Indian. (JG)

Presenting Western-European nations of American Indians, this article presents a sabbatical view of American Indian culture from individual Europeans, "Indianists", museums, libraries and archives. (RTS)

The purpose of this article is to categorize the treatment of Indian people in the mass media and to show what Indian people themselves are doing to combat the after-effects of this assult. (Author/AH)

Discussed in this article are numerous films which feature Asian characters and the influence these films have on stereotyped images of Asians and prevailing racist attitudes toward Asian Americans. (EB)

A questionnaire for students in England reveals the biased attitudes of English children toward the Welsh population of the country, and suggests a corrective program to counter the current conception of Wales. (IFS/WGA)

Criticizes attitudes toward the francophone world in French-language textbooks published in North America and suggests corrective measures. Specifically denounces deprecation of local languages and varieties of French, stereotyped portrayals of people, and the assumption that francophone nations are dependent on France for culture and education.…