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Cullen spends a good amount of time talking about race and class in ''Gone With the Wind.'' He also mentions how Marshall wrote primarily for a white, southern audience. How much of an impact did this have on her work? -ABratchie | Cullen spends a good amount of time talking about race and class in ''Gone With the Wind.'' He also mentions how Marshall wrote primarily for a white, southern audience. How much of an impact did this have on her work? -ABratchie | ||
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| + | These articles are great reading companions for our recent movie assignment. Chadwick rightly discusses in his article how film presents radically distorted views of the Civil War, perhaps more so than any other gateway of popular memory. Putting ''Birth of a Nation'' aside, which films do you consider to present the most distorted views of the Civil War?- aaskins | ||
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| + | Is the Lost Cause or is the North more glorified in Civil War cinema?- aaskins | ||
