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Mary Pickford Kathleen A Feeley

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Mary Pickford Kathleen A Feeley
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Publisher: Westview Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 12.83 MB
Author: Kathleen A. Feeley
ISBN: 9780813348063, 0813348064
Language: English
Year: 2016

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Mary Pickford Kathleen A Feeley by Kathleen A. Feeley 9780813348063, 0813348064 instant download after payment.

On screen and off, movie star Mary Pickford personified the “New Woman" of the early 1900s—a moniker given to women who began to demand more autonomy inside and outside the home. Well educated and career-minded, these women also embraced the new mass culture in which consumption and leisure were seen to play a pivotal role in securing happiness. Mary Pickford: Hollywood and the New Woman examines Pickford's role in the rise of industrial capitalism and consumer culture, and uses her life and unprecedented career as a wildly popular actress and savvy film mogul to illustrate the opportunities and obstacles faced by American women during this time.
Following Pickford's life from her childhood on stage to her rise as a powerful studio executive, this book gives an overview of her enduring contribution to American film and mass culture. It also explores her struggles to surpass her confining public film persona as “America's Sweetheart" with her creative...

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