Betty Friedan speaks at "Films and Women" meeting about violence against women in motion pictures

General note: Title and date provided by Bettye Lane.

Global migration : patriarchy, propoganda and the well- being of women and children

This critical analysis explores the conflicted position of women as ''trailing spouses" and the effects on families who relocate globally under the auspices of a multinational corporation, by utilizing a discursive analysis of two contemporary films and available literature. Current portrayals of women and children in contemporary media provide emotional yet conflicting images of the perfect woman, wife, mother, child and family. The basic tenets of a North American patriarchal economic system are being televised around the world. Technological advancements have made it possible to advertise political agendas on a global television screen. Much of what we see is propaganda couched in films and advertisements that are designed to romantic~e the practice of deriving profits from the unpaid labor of woman and invisibility of children and child rearing. I intend to show that the materiality of trailing a spouse globally conflicts with these romanticized images and supports feminist literature that asserts the notion that mothers and children are oppressed and managed for the benefit of capital.

Per què Harry Potter i no Harriet Potter?

Les pel·lícules i sèries de ficció més vistes a Espanya durant el 2008 en clau de gènere.

Dones ozunianes : El paper de la dona en la filmografia de Yasujiro Ozu durant el període d'ocupació nord-americana (1945-1953)

Aquest treball estudia els personatges femenins de la filmografia de Yasujiro Ozu durant el període d'ocupació nord-americana a l'estat japonès (1945-1953).

The Bond Girl phenomenon: defining the female protagonists of the James Bond films

Please consult the paper edition of this thesis to read. It is available on the 5th Floor of the Library at Call Number: Z 9999 C65 F86 2005

In the council, regular session 1913-14 : Council Bill no. 255, introduced by Mr. Fletcher : first reading Oct 31, 1913; second reading Nov. 4, 1913; referred to Committee on Legislation : An ordinance [regarding motion pictures].

Bostwick, A.L. Censorship of motion picture films. Report to the City Council; p. 5-17.