Ethnic and Discursive Drag in Woody Allen'sZelig

Ruth D. Johnston

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Woody Allen's Zelig (1983) is a film about a Jewish man's chameleonism, which enables him to assume the accent, profession, and ethnicity/race of those he comes into contact with. Chameleonism func...

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