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  1. Book Chapter

    Outlaws Without a Cause: Generational Conflict in Budd Boetticher’s Ranown Cycle (pp. 206-227)

    Brooks E. Hefner
    Edinburgh University Press (2017)
    Topics: Movies, Westerns, Juvenile delinquency, Outlawry, Film criticism, Motion picture industry, Actors, Villains, Killing
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  2. Book Chapter

    The Politics of Hillbilly Horror (pp. 227-246)

    EMILY SATTERWHITE
    University of Georgia Press (2017)
    Topics: Horror fiction, Human cannibalism, Fear, Film criticism, Capitalism, Movies, Inbreeding, White people, Racism, Villains
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  3. Book Chapter

    Charles Brockden Brown, Poverty, and the Bildungsroman (pp. 35-65)

    Joe Shapiro
    University of Virginia Press (2017)
    Topics: Poverty, Novels, Capitalism, Bourgeois, Income inequality, Narratives, Wealth, Villains, Protagonists, Liberalism
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  4. Book Chapter

    THE PLACE OF CHEN DUXIU: POLITICAL THEATER, DRAMATIC HISTORY, AND THE QUESTION OF REPRESENTATION (pp. 56-100)

    XIAOMEI CHEN
    Columbia University Press (2017)
    Topics: Theater, Political revolutions, Political parties, Chinese culture, Communism, Marxism, Cultural revolutions, War, Villains
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  5. Journal Article

    Bernard Shaw's Other Playbook: The Playlets Outside the Plays

    Stanley Weintraub
    Shaw, Vol. 37, No. 2 (2017), pp. 245-259
    Topics: Betting, Busts, Easter dramas, Villains, Prime ministers, Merchants, Parliaments, Oracles, Wordplay
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  6. Journal Article

    Agitation with—and of—Burke's Comic Theory

    Sarah Elizabeth Adams
    Philosophy & Rhetoric, Vol. 50, No. 3 (2017), pp. 315-335
    Topics: Comic books, Discourse ethics, Political rhetoric, Moral judgment, Capitalism, Literary criticism, Villains, Oratory, Political attitudes
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  7. Journal Article

    “Nothing Truer Than Physiognomy”: Body Semiotics and Agency in Charles Dickens's “Hunted Down” (1859)

    Eike Kronshage
    Dickens Studies Annual, Vol. 48 (2017), pp. 167-180
    Topics: Physiognomy, Narrators, Hair, Hunting, Villains, Short stories, Theater, Narratives, Actuarial science
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  8. Book Chapter

    Jack Elam (pp. 323-330)

    Jack Elam, Ron Miller
    University Press of Kentucky (2017)
    Topics: Movies, Heroes, Automobiles, Artificial flies, Cameras, Villains, Lightning, Rawhide, Cowboys, Situation comedies
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  9. Book Chapter

    Faust: The Instrumentalisation of an Icon (pp. 86-98)

    Osman Durrani
    Edition: NED - New edition
    Boydell and Brewer, Boydell Press (2017)
    Topics: Theater, Magicians, Novels, Villains, Chapbooks, Nazism, Musical motives, Sixteenth century literature, Warnings, Puppets
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    Fifth Part (pp. 267-300)

    William Shakespeare
    UCL Press (2017)
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    Topics: Swords, Killing, Soul, Murderers, Ethers, Villains, Handkerchiefs, Death, Deceit
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  11. Book Chapter

    Hollywood and the Popular Cinema of the Philippines (pp. 75-101)

    Iain Robert Smith
    Edinburgh University Press (2017)
    Topics: Motion picture industry, Movies, Film criticism, Southeast Asian culture, Popular culture, Narratives, Iconography, Film producers, Villains, Language
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  12. Book Chapter

    Blaming Walter O’Malley for Moving the Dodgers West (pp. 85-93)

    ROBERT TRUMPBOUR
    University of Illinois Press (2017)
    Topics: Ballparks, Housing, Cities, Parking, Mayors, Baseball, Highways, Villains, City politics, Municipal governments
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  13. Journal Article

    Crossing America's Borders: Chinese Immigrants in the Southwesterns of the 1920s and 1930s

    Philippa Gates
    Journal of Film and Video, Vol. 69, No. 4 (Winter 2017), pp. 3-17
    Topics: Westerns, Smuggling, Movies, International borders, Motion picture industry, Villains, Boards of trustees, Ranches, Automobiles, Border protection
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  14. Journal Article

    Dickens, Hogarth, and Artistic Perception: The Case of Nicholas Nickleby

    Andrew Mangham
    Dickens Studies Annual, Vol. 48 (2017), pp. 59-78
    Topics: Novels, Cruelty, Villains, Beauty, Perception theory, Artistic realism, Instrumentalism, Eyes, Gin
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  15. Book Chapter

    Fandom and Ontology in Smile (pp. 215-241)

    ANDREW FLORY
    University of Michigan Press (2016)
    Topics: Vibration, Fan cultures, Rock music, Heroes, Musical performance, Villains, Music instrumentation, Musical aesthetics, Musical ontology, Newsletters
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  16. Book Chapter

    Mystery of Iniquity (pp. 138-154)

    ADRIAN J. REIMERS
    Catholic University of America Press (2017)
    Topics: Humans, Evil, Eternal condemnation, Crucifixion, Spiritual love, Appetite, Villains, Intellect, Adolescents, Prisons
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  17. Book Chapter

    ‘Not now that strength’: Embodiment and Globalisation in Post-9/11 James Bond (pp. 127-146)

    Vincent M. Gaine
    Edinburgh University Press (2017)
    Topics: Casinos, Terrorism, Attachment behavior, Movies, Villains, Globalization, Guns, Film criticism, National security, Capitalism
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  18. Journal Article

    A Deplorable Cartoon Show

    Philip Lewis Henderson
    Transition, No. 122, White A$$holes (2017), pp. 10-12, 218-219
    Topics: Cartoons, Overman, Reality shows, Jewish peoples, Voting, Villains, Nazism, Muslims
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  19. Book Chapter

    The Serial World (pp. 49-71)

    SCOTT HIGGINS
    Rutgers University Press (2016)
    Topics: Melodrama, Villains, Heroes, Toys, Narrative devices, Narrative plot, Games, Pathos
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  20. Book Chapter

    MEDICAL BLUEBEARDS: THE DOMESTIC THREAT OF THE POISONING DOCTOR IN THE POPULAR FICTION OF ELLEN WOOD (pp. 81-94)

    Cheryl Blake Price
    University of Pittsburgh Press (2016)
    Topics: Poisoning, Victorians, Wives, Fairy tales, Heroism, Poisons, Criminals, Women, Villains, Popular culture
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  21. Book Chapter

    The Beggar’s Opera (pp. 765-816)

    John Gay
    Catholic University of America Press (2016)
    Topics: Opera, Gangs, Prisoners, Husbands, Wives, Friendship, Villains, Children, Death
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  22. Book Chapter

    Law and violence (pp. 58-81)

    NEAL CURTIS
    Manchester University Press (2016)
    Topics: Jesters, Sovereignty, Superheroes, Sexual violence, Normativity, Criminals, Villains, Humans, Violent crimes
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  23. Book Chapter

    Emergency and bare life (pp. 104-127)

    NEAL CURTIS
    Manchester University Press (2016)
    Topics: Anomie, Superheroes, Sovereignty, Monomyth, Civil wars, States of emergency, Sovereign states, Villains, Soldiers, Violence
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  24. Book Chapter

    The Big Six: In the Shadow of War (pp. 151-164)

    Julian Lovelock
    Lutterworth Press (2016)
    Topics: Boats, Eels, Villains, Pigeon post, Novels, Seas, Fishing, Children, Tom turkeys
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  25. Book Chapter

    A New Crassus as Roman Villain (pp. 69-84)

    Gregory N. Daugherty
    Edinburgh University Press (2017)
    Topics: Villains, Slaves, Swords, Movies, Sons, Pirates, Soldiers, Warfare, Military tactics
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