Feminist Film Theory: A Reader
by Sue Thornham
Feminist Film Theory: A Reader, edited by Sue Thornham, is a vital anthology of key writings on gender and cinema. It explores how films represent women and power structures, making it an indispensable guide for those studying feminist perspectives in visual media.
About This Book
This reader, edited by Sue Thornham, gathers significant works in feminist film theory, offering insights into how films construct and challenge gender dynamics.
Through selected essays, it examines the role of women in cinema, from production to spectatorship, highlighting critical perspectives on visual culture.
The collection serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the evolution of feminist critiques in film analysis.
Ideal for students and scholars, it provides a structured overview of theoretical debates in the field.
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