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Introduction
1 The American Bible 1
2 Boldness and Desperation 39
3 Finding the Road to Ladyhood Hard 86
4 E Pluribus Unum 152
5 Beautiful Dreamers 188
Bibliography 229
Index 235
Illustrations follow page 142
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carol Clemente
reviewed Frankly, My Dear: "Gone with the Wind" Revisited on June 14, 2017
Frankly, My Dear: "Gone with the Wind" Revisited
I had such high hopes for this book which has received great reviews on GR. But I will be in the minority as, frankly, my dear, I didn't give a damn about it. I usually never pay much attention to what film critics write but have always rather liked Molly Haskell. But she is a movie critic, not a psychologist, psychiatrist, historian, or sociologist, so I certainly didn't expect a rehash of the attitudes about the Civil War that prevailed in the South when GWTW was released. Granted, there are some interesting tidbits of information about Margaret Mitchell the author, and about the cast of the film but the majority of the text is given over to the sociological aspects of the effect of the film. If I wanted to read about the mind of the South, I would have picked up a Civil War history book and have, many times. I was very disappointed.
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