Table of contents for Beyond Bond : spies in fiction and film / Wesley Britton.

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Table of Contents
Preface and Acknowledgements
Chapter One
THE 39 STEPS: Creating a Genre
Chapter Two
Maugham, Ambler, and Greene: The Loss of Innocence
Chapter Three
On the Air, on the Screen, and in Word-Balloons: Heroes on Radio and Film before the Cold War
Chapter Four
McCarthy, Television, and Film Noir: the Russians Arrive
Chapter Five
"Cloak and Swagger": James Bond and The Spy Renaissance in the 1960s
Chapter Six
From George Smiley to Bernard Sampson: The Counter-Fleming Movement
Chapter Seven
The Cold War Inside Out: "Whose side are you on?"
Chapter Eight
From the "Evil Empire" to "The Great Satan": Spying in the Reagan Years
Chapter Nine
Big Screen Pyrotechnics and Eyes in the Sky: Spies in a Technological World
Conclusion
More Fact than Fiction: Espionage After 9/11
Chapter Notes
Works Cited

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Spy films -- United States -- History and criticism.
Spy films -- Great Britain -- History and criticism.
Spy television programs -- United States -- History and criticism.
Spy television programs -- Great Britain -- History and criticism.
Spy stories, American -- History and criticism.
Spy stories, English -- History and criticism.