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“Screening Genders: The American Science Fiction Film” by Patricia Mellencamp is a textbook published by Rutgers University Press in 2008. This book, part of the Rutgers Depth of Field Ser., explores the intersection of social science and performing arts through the lens of American science fiction films. With a focus on film history and gender studies, this trade paperback offers insights into the ways in which gender is represented and constructed within the genre. At 195 pages long, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the subject area, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in film and gender studies.

“Screening Genders: The American Science Fiction Film” by Patricia Mellencamp is a textbook published by Rutgers University Press in 2008. This book, part of the Rutgers Depth of Field Ser., explores the intersection of social science and performing arts through the lens of American science fiction films. With a focus on film history and gender studies, this trade paperback offers insights into the ways in which gender is represented and constructed within the genre. At 195 pages long, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of the subject area, making it a valuable resource for students and scholars interested in film and gender studies.