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"There is hardly a page in this collection of hard-thought and brilliantly written essays that does not yield some new insight." Hayden White " ... de Lauretis's writing is brisk and refreshingly lucid." International Film Guide
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Indiana University Press have sold almost 16,000 copies of "Alice Doesn't: Feminism, Semiotics, Cinema", since its publication in 1984. The book is a landmark study in feminism and film. "Alice Doesn't" is now available in the original Indiana University Press edition. 'There is hardly a page in this collection of hard-thought and brilliantly written essays that does not yield some new insight' - Hayden White. ' ...de Lauretis' writing is brisk and refreshingly lucid' - "International Film Guide".
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A particularly comprehensive study of representation
24 April 2001
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De Lauretis's book is one of the most influential in the field of feminist film theory. An incredibly comprehensive study, it engages deeply notions of desire, fantasy, and identification. It is useful as both a theoretical and a political text, weaving a personal struggle with feminism and film practice throughout her semiotic analysis of the process of film.
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Got the book as a requirement for my college English course. Only read one chapter because I needed to find a few quotes for a research paper. Time did not permit to read the entire book. Wish I could have read the entire book to fully understand the chapter I had read. Nonetheless, it seems interesting...
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