Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Bindi 16Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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... feminism , the presence and power of female police were at first represented as a positive effect of feminism , taking neglected women's issues ... feminism about Dirty Harriet/Blue Steel: Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood Cora Kaplan.
... feminism , the presence and power of female police were at first represented as a positive effect of feminism , taking neglected women's issues ... feminism about Dirty Harriet/Blue Steel: Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood Cora Kaplan.
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... feminism and feminist film theory . A synthesized pop- ular feminism as message or as target did find its way into the everyday of Hollywood film scenarios in the seventies and eight- ies . What is new in Bigelow's film is the oblique ...
... feminism and feminist film theory . A synthesized pop- ular feminism as message or as target did find its way into the everyday of Hollywood film scenarios in the seventies and eight- ies . What is new in Bigelow's film is the oblique ...
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... feminism is about changing the sto- ries would seem to suggest that feminism must engage with questions of the literary ; indeed legal scholars like Patricia Wil- liams and Drucilla Cornell are currently exploring how literary and legal ...
... feminism is about changing the sto- ries would seem to suggest that feminism must engage with questions of the literary ; indeed legal scholars like Patricia Wil- liams and Drucilla Cornell are currently exploring how literary and legal ...
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