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Contents Acknowledgments 00 Preface 00 Introduction: Why Isolate Women? 00 Part I: A Film of Their Own 1. The Primary Insult 00 2. Woolf Passes the Pen to Khouri 00 3. The Bloody Truth about Women in Hollywood Films 00 4. The Remarkable Thelma and Louise 00 Part II. Public Reception 5. The Great Debate 00 6. Rape Downgraded to a "Minor Plot Point": The Nation Reacts to Two Women Characters 00 7. Second Wave 000 8. Deep Impact 000 9. The Thelma & Louise-ing of American Culture 000 10. Thelma and Louise Reunite-In Jail 000 Part III: Case Studies 11. Middle of the Road-Dayton: The Dayton Daily News 000 12. Detroit: The Detroit Free Press 000 13. Chicago: The Chicago Tribune 000 14. Salt Lake City: The Salt Lake Tribune 000 15. Southern Exposure-Atlanta: The Atlanta Journal and Constitution 000 16. Coast to Coast-Washington D.C.: The Washington Post 000 17. Los Angeles: The Los Angeles Times 000 18. The Hub-Boston: The Boston Globe 000 19. The East vs. the Heartland: The Boston Herald and The Kansas City Star 000 Conclusion: Too Many Bogus Years 000 Epilogue 000 Cast and Credits 000 Chapter Notes 000 Bibliography 000 Index 000
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Thelma & Louise (Motion picture).
Women in motion pictures.