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... film's recurrent use of national monuments or the significance of its setting in the nation's capital , he links the film to the anticommunist hysteria unleashed by the McCarthy hear- ings . He suggests that the film registers " the ...
... film's recurrent use of national monuments or the significance of its setting in the nation's capital , he links the film to the anticommunist hysteria unleashed by the McCarthy hear- ings . He suggests that the film registers " the ...
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... film also implicates itself in the production of a female subject who is desired rather than desiring . In reappropriating Miriam's look , the film endorses her castration ( and by implication the castration of all women who dare to ...
... film also implicates itself in the production of a female subject who is desired rather than desiring . In reappropriating Miriam's look , the film endorses her castration ( and by implication the castration of all women who dare to ...
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... Film Institute Art Theory | Criticism | Politics OCTOBER 6 editors Joan. Film Language and the Experience of Limits By Inez Hedges Film and Television Handbook 1991 Edited by David Leafe A comprehensive and indispensable guide ; includes ...
... Film Institute Art Theory | Criticism | Politics OCTOBER 6 editors Joan. Film Language and the Experience of Limits By Inez Hedges Film and Television Handbook 1991 Edited by David Leafe A comprehensive and indispensable guide ; includes ...
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