THE EVOLVING PSYCHOANALYTIC VISION OF BOYHOOD(S) AND MASCULINITY(IES).
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LOST BOYS THE INFERNAL YOUTH OF THE CINEMATIC TEENAGE VAMPIRE.
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WALLY CLEAVER GOES TOWAR THE BOY CITIZEN-SOLDIER ON THE COLDWAR SCREEN.
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BOYHOOD, IDEOLOGY, AND POPULAR HINDI CINEMA.
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ABJECTION AND THE CINEMATIC CHOLO THE CHICANO GANG STEREOTYPE IN SOCIOHISTORIC CONTEXT.
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TOUGH GUYS, TATTLE-TALES, AND TEARS HOLLYWOOD DEFINES THE AMERICAN BOY, 1930-1934.
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DELINQUENTS, SAVAGES, AND LOVERS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE CINEMA OF BOYHOOD.
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