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Keyword [Margaret Mitchell]
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Scarlett O'Hara: An Increasingly Maturing Southern New Woman
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Interconnection Between Narrative Forms And Gender Politics
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An Analysis Of Gone With The Wind From A Feminist Perspective
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Scarlett's Growth-A Feminist Reading Of Gone With The Wind
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The Scarlet Rose Of Tara-An Analysis Of Scarlett O'Hara From The Perspective Of Feminism
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Patriarchal Oppression And Its Dismantling:an Ecofeminist Reading Of Gone With The Wind
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On Translation Of Write Like The Masters
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Scarlett S Feminist Consciousness And Enlightment For Modern Women
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The Way Of Food: A New Interpretation Of The Old South In Gone With The Wind
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An Intertextual Interpretation Of Gone With The Wind
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Heeding the antiheroine's call: The rise of the antiheroine in literature and popular culture
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Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone With the Wind': The everyday Southern epic
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Sowing barren ground: Constructions of motherhood, the body, and subjectivity in American women's writing, 1928--1948 (Nella Larsen, Margaret Mitchell, Carson McCullers, Dorothy West, Anne Taylor Fleming)
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Reading and rereading the thirties: Historical and social contexts and the literary receptions of Pearl S. Buck, Margaret Mitchell, and Zora Neale Hurston
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You can't be a lady without money: American modernism in Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind
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The Cognitive Change Of The Protagonists In Gone With The Wind Under The Embodied Cognition
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