Film Noir's “Femme Fatales” Hard-Boiled Women: Moving Beyond Gender Fantasies

Julie Grossman

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Cinema History and Criticism Gender and Feminist Studies Literature, Film, and Journalism Analysis

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In her essay “Professions for Women,” Virginia Woolf says “It is far harder to kill a phantom than a reality” (1346). Nowhere is this insight truer than in the culture's preoccupation with the femm...

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