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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A good initial book on black female viewership,
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This review is from: Black Women as Cultural Readers (Paperback)
Bobo is a well-respected African-American woman in film studies. In this book, she notes the severe lack of studies out there on black female viewing habits and then presents this book as her intervention against this paucity. The book can be broken down into to parts. In one part, Bobo summarizes the feelings of a dozen black women as they watch Color Purple and Daughters of the Dust, two nominally womanist movies. In the second part, Bobo includes her own essays on why Steven Spielberg's movie betrays Walker's text, etc. This book may feel essentialist and highly unscientific to some readers. However, it was good for what it proposed. I think it would be a nice edition to any collection of texts on women of color or womanism.
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Black Women as Cultural Readers by Jacqueline Bobo (Paperback - April 15, 1995)
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