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Notes on ContributorsIntroductionPhase One: Pioneers and Classics | |
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The Modernist ModeIntroductory Notes | |
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Woman's Cinema as Counter-CinemaLaura Mulvey | |
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Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema | |
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Woman as Sign | |
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A Contemporary Film Noir and Feminist Criticism | |
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Filming the Female Body | |
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Male Subjectivity and Celestial Satire | |
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It's a Wonderful Life | |
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Is the Gaze Male? | |
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Critical Strategies Phase Two | |
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Critiques of Phase One Theories | |
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New Methods Introductory Notes | |
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Lesbian Looks | |
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Female Authorship | |
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The Difficulty of Difference | |
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Masochism and the Perverse Pleasures of the Cinema | |
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Pleasure, Ambivalence, Identification | |
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Valentino and Female Spectatorship | |
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Masculinity as Spectacle | |
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Reflections on Men and Mainstream Cinema | |
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Strategies of Coherence: Narrative, Cinema, Feminist Poetics, Yvonne Rainer | |
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The Orthopsychic Subject: Film Theory and the Reception of Lacan Phase Three | |
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Race, Sexuality, and Postmodernism in Feminist Theory Introductory Notes | |
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Speaking Nearby | |
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White Privilege and Looking Relations | |
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Race and Gender in Feminist Film Theory | |
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Racism, Representation, and Psychoanalysis Pratibha Parmar | |
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That Moment of Emergence | |
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Sexual Indifference and Lesbian RepresentationPhase Four | |
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Spectatorship, Ethnicity, and Melodrama Introductory Notes | |
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Film and the Masquerade: Theorizing the Female Spectator | |
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Women's Genres | |
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Desperately Seeking Difference | |
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The Case of the Missing Mother | |
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Maternal Issues in Vidor's | |
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'Something Else Besides a Mother' | |
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Maternal Melodrama | |
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Tears and Desire | |
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Women and Melodrama in the 'Old' Mexican Cinema | |
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Three Men and Baby | |
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The Carapace that Failed: Ousame Sembene's Xala Further Reading | |
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Index | |