Displacement of (M)others in Twenty-First-Century US Films: Impact on Maternal Identities of "Other" Subjectivities
Jessica M. Rodríguez-Colón examines the displacement of mothers in twenty-first-century US films and considers its impact on maternal identities connected to “Other” subjectivities. This focused study explores how cinema engages with motherhood, difference, and identity in contemporary American film.
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Displacement of (M)others in Twenty-First-Century US Films examines representations of mothers and motherhood in US cinema of the twenty-first century.
The book focuses on the displacement of mothers and considers how such displacement affects maternal identities.
Its analysis centers on “Other” subjectivities, drawing attention to the ways maternal identity is framed through difference and representation.
Written by Jessica M. Rodríguez-Colón, this work offers a focused study at the intersection of film, motherhood, and identity.
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