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Dirty Harriet / Blue Steel : : Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood Cora Kaplan In a 1989 made - for - TV movie ... generated by and responding to the discourses and internal debates of second - wave feminism , the presence and power of ...
Dirty Harriet / Blue Steel : : Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood Cora Kaplan In a 1989 made - for - TV movie ... generated by and responding to the discourses and internal debates of second - wave feminism , the presence and power of ...
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A synthesized popA ular feminism as message or as target did find its way into the everyday of Hollywood film scenarios in the seventies and eighties . What is new in Bigelow's film is the oblique but ever - present textualization and ...
A synthesized popA ular feminism as message or as target did find its way into the everyday of Hollywood film scenarios in the seventies and eighties . What is new in Bigelow's film is the oblique but ever - present textualization and ...
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Ironically , the only way the film finds to sustain its critique of the urban thriller's structural misogyny without making its protagonist either a feminist heroine or a female victim seems to be to end with the emphatic visual ...
Ironically , the only way the film finds to sustain its critique of the urban thriller's structural misogyny without making its protagonist either a feminist heroine or a female victim seems to be to end with the emphatic visual ...
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DIS Discourse 16 1 Fall 1993 | 2 |
Professors | 28 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
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