History Films, Women, and Freud's Uncanny

Susan E. Linville

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Cinema History and Criticism Gender and Feminist Studies Spanish Culture and Identity

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Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. Remembering World War II: Aesthetics and Gender in the Combat Film of the 1990s Chapter 2. Standing Pat: First Lady in Oliver Stone's Nixon Chapter 3. The Mother of All Battles: Courage Under Fire and the Gender-Integrated Military Chapter 4. Forget the Alamo: Lone Star, Limbo, and the Limits of the Nation Epilogue. 9/11 Notes Bibliography and Filmography Index

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