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  <abstract>"From Victimhood to Empowerment brings the cinematographic works of Georgia's State Film Industry from the margins of Soviet film studies to the center, focusing on women's representations and exploring how the gender roles were modified throughout the decade according to the new social and political ideals through discourse analysis, postcolonial perspectives, and psychoanalytical feminist film theories. It surveys to what extent women's screen images were emancipated and what the functional meaning of this emancipation was its context, how the new ideals of New Soviet woman were inscribed in films, and how these ideals were combined with Georgian nationality"--</abstract>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">Salome Tsopurashvili.</note>
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    <geographic>Georgia (Republic)</geographic>
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    <topic>სქესის როლი კინოფილმებში</topic>
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    <topic>კინოფილმები, საქართველო (რესპუბლიკა), ისტორია მე-20 (მეოცე) საუკუნე</topic>
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    <topic>კინოკრიტიკა</topic>
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