Representing Queer Identity after Same-Sex Marriage: Biopolitical Revisionism in Todd Haynes' Carol.
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Jokes from Underground: The Disintegration of the Bourgeois Subject and the Progress of Capitalist Modernization from Dostoevsky to Todd Phillips's Joker.
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Jakob's Story in Fiction and Film: Narrating Truths and Lies in Jakob der Lügner (1974) and Jakob the Liar (1999).
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"Whence comes this uncanniest of all guests?" Extimate Nihilism in the Horror Films of Jordan Peele.
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"The manpower shortage must be worse than we think!": Adapting Mildred Pierce for Wartime.
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