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The way that the film enmeshes happiness and economic success is typical of the ideological structure called the 'American
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<p>The way that the film enmeshes happiness and economic success is typical of the ideological structure called the 'American dream.'</p>
Generally, class is a category that is easily overlooked. Notably, despite its focus on money and on getting a job, the film sti
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<p>Generally, class is a category that is easily overlooked. Notably, despite its focus on money and on getting a job, the film stills comes off as _not_ wanting to talk about class, which is reflective of many popular US-American texts, where class is there but not really engaged with.</p>
This is in line with Bennett and Royle's comments on the hero usually being the person we identify with. ### This point is
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<p>This is in line with Bennett and Royle's comments on the hero usually being the person we identify with. ### This point is picked up in a sample essay on the movie The Pursuit of Happyness</p>
This use of a more vernacular language marks Linda as both more working-class and 'more black,' speaking to the inters
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<p>This use of a more vernacular language marks Linda as both more working-class and 'more black,' speaking to the intersectionality of these categories.</p>
Secretaries, along with teachers and nurses, are also one of the stereotypically female jobs that female characters have had in
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<p>Secretaries, along with teachers and nurses, are also one of the stereotypically female jobs that female characters have had in (American) literature.</p>
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