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Alina Kabata-Pendiasimately its influence on mainstream media’s portrayal of the military in feature films, on television and, more recently, in spectacularly profitable war video games. These games are now more profitable than feature war movies, and because they routinely brand handguns and other militarized weapons,

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Alain C. M. Bourgs the strategic goals of this elite group, articulated by men who had sharpened their ideological tools during the Reagan and George H. W. Bush presidencies. In 1997 PNAC, an American think tank based in Washington, DC, chaired by William Kristol, made clear that military invasions would be the new

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E. Reichrtovaions. Feminists have made the public more aware of gender-based differences in wages, the need for child care services, equality in training and promotion, and an end to sexual harassment at the workplace. They insist that housework and child care be shared equally between women and men and call for

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J. J. Vegterions. Feminists have made the public more aware of gender-based differences in wages, the need for child care services, equality in training and promotion, and an end to sexual harassment at the workplace. They insist that housework and child care be shared equally between women and men and call for

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between the local and national can lead to the Gothic protag.?.American Women’s Regionalist Fiction: Mapping the Gothic?.seeks to redress the monolithic vision of American Gothic by analyzing the various sectional or regional attempts to Gothicize what is most claustrophobic or peculiar about local

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W. H. O. Ernstat least until its later sections. This essay examines .’s shifting relationship to region, focusing on the role that the Gothic plays in telling a story of spousal abuse that simultaneously indicts the institution of slavery. While it is unlikely that this “southern lady”—writing on the eve of the

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C. C. D. F. van Reef memory in negotiating regional meaning. Set in antebellum Virginia but narrated after the Civil War by John Page, a lawyer and proto-detective, the novella presents a doubled perspective that undermines Page’s authority as a narrator. By invoking the antebellum past through a Gothic lens, Davis co