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Volume 16, Number 3 (48)
December 1, 2001
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Jennifer M. Bean
Jennifer M. Bean
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Diane Negra
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ISSN 0270-5346
EISSN 1529-1510
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Early Women Stars

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Introduction: Female Stardom and Early Film History
Diane Negra
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Technologies of Early Stardom and the Extraordinary Body
Jennifer M. Bean
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Screening Musidora: Inscribing Indeterminacy in Film History
Vicki Callahan
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Greta Garbo and Silent Cinema: The Actress As Art Deco Icon
Lucy Fischer
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History in Miniature: Colleen Moore's Dollhouse and Historical Recollection
Amelie Hastie
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Immigrant Stardom in Imperial America: Pola Negri and the Problem of Typology
Diane Negra
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Oh, “Doll Divine”: Mary Pickford, Masquerade, and the Pedophilic Gaze
Gaylyn Studlar
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An Amorous History of the Silver Screen: The Actress As Vernacular Embodiment in Early Chinese Film Culture
Zhang Zhen
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Books Received
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