Displacement of (M)others in Twenty-First-Century US Films: Impact on Maternal Identities of "Other" Subjectivities
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Displacement of (M)others in Twenty-First-Century US Films: Impact on Maternal Identities of "Other" Subjectivities

by Jessica M. Rodríguez-Colón

Gender Studies Film Studies academic Cultural Analysis
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An academic exploration of how twenty-first-century US films depict the displacement of mothers and its impact on maternal identities of other subjectivities.

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This book analyzes representations of maternal displacement in contemporary American cinema.

It explores how films shape perceptions of motherhood for women from marginalized backgrounds.

The study focuses on the intersection of identity, media, and cultural narratives.

Academic readers will find detailed examination of cinematic techniques and thematic concerns.

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