Ladies Last: Masculinization of the American War Film in the 1920s

Liz Clarke

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:This article argues that during the 1920s, the war film underwent a process of masculinization as the film industry was valorizing a particular type of rugged masculinity. I examine 1920s war films to demonstrate the methods of promotion and exhibition that led to the solidification of the war genre as masculine.

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