Dreaming Identities: Class, Gender, And Generation In 1980s Hollywood Movies

Elizabeth G. Traube

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Cinema History and Criticism Gender, Feminism, and Media Media, Gender, and Advertising

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The return of the repressed - Lucas and Spielberg's Temple of Doom redeeming images - the wild man comes home secretary of success in post-modern society transforming heroes - Hollywood and the demonization of women who will do the caring? domestic men and independent women in the movies.

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