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Gangsters and governance in the silent era |
Lee Grieveson |
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Why boys go wrong : gangsters, hoodlums, and the natural history of delinquent careers |
Richard Maltby |
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Gang busters : the Kefauver Crime Committee and the syndicate films of the 1950s |
Ronald W. Wilson |
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Ladies love brutes : reclaiming female pleasures in the lost history of Hollywood gangster cycles, 1929-1931 |
Esther Sonnet |
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A gunsel is being beaten : gangster masculinity and the homoerotics of the crime film, 1941-1942 |
Gaylyn Studlar |
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Mother Barker : film star and Public Enemy No. 1 |
Mary Elizabeth Strunk |
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"Good evening gentlemen, can I check your hats please?" : masculinity, dress, and the retro gangster cycles of the 1990s |
Esther Sonnet and Peter Stanfield |
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Waddaya lookin' at? : re-reading the gangster film through The sopranos |
Martha P. Nochimson |
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Black hands and white hearts : Southern Italian immigrants, crime, and race in early American cinema |
Giorgio Bertellini |
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"American like chop suey" : invocations of gangsters in Chinatown, 1920-1935 |
Peter Stanfield |
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The underworld films of Oscar Micheaux and Ralph Cooper : toward a genealogy of the Black screen gangster |
Jonathan Munby |
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Walking the streets : Black gangsters and the "abandoned city" in the 1970s blaxploitation cycle |
Peter Stanfield |
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Gangsters and governance in the silent era |
Lee Grieveson |
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Why boys go wrong : gangsters, hoodlums, and the natural history of delinquent careers |
Richard Maltby |
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Gang busters : the Kefauver Crime Committee and the syndicate films of the 1950s |
Ronald W. Wilson |