Going Nowhere? The Politics of Remembering (and Forgetting) Molly Ringwald

Christina Lee

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This article focuses on the actor Molly Ringwald, forever famous for her roles in a series of 1980s teen films directed by John Hughes, to explore notions of generational remembering and forgetting.

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1986The Past is a Foreign Country 1996Twilight Memories. Marking Time in a Culture of Amnesia 2013Popular memory: theory, politics, method 2005Teen Movies: American Youth on Screen 2002Popular memory: theory, politics, method 1994Past and present in contemporary culture 2007Pictures of Girlhood: Modern Female Adolescence on Film 2001Space in the Globalising World

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