Hollywood's America: social and political themes in motion pictures

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* Studying Hollywood * Hollywood History and the Politics of Motion Pictures * The New Hollywood Elite: A Profile * Hollywood Views the Military * Crime, Violence, and the Police * Religious Decline? Hollywoods Class Act * The Politics of Gender * A New Deal for Minorities? Box Office Hits: 19901994 * Hollywood and the Moviemakers

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