Dogs on Film: Status, Representation, and the Canine Characters Test by Nicole R. Pallotta

“…Representations of canine characters incidentally embedded in family life provide a unique lens through which to consider the evolving cultural and legal status of dogs and their place in multispecies families. This article introduces a Canine Characters Test, similar to the Bechdel Test used to measure the representation of women in movies, to critically evaluate the representation of dogs in film and television. …”
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Paper Flowers: Jane Campion, Plant Life, and <i>The Power of the Dog</i> (2021) by Sarah Cooper

“…Taking as its point of departure the place of the vegetal realm within Jane Campion’s filmmaking, this article attends to both living and artificial plants, homing in on the exquisitely crafted paper flowers of <i>The Power of the Dog</i> to explore their entanglement with human power relations. …”
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The construction of an ethnic Chinese identity in Hong Kong Kung Fu films. by Yeo, Ronnie See Heng.

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Disney's family story collection : 75 more fables for living, loving & learning : including stories from your favorite Disney Pixar films / by Hapke, Bruce, author, Neye, Emily, author, Driscoll, Laura, author

From Platonism and the Farnese Hercules to Steve Reeves and the Peplum Hercules via a Radical Ohio Hegelian and his Socialist German Acrobats by James McLachlan

“…Preview: In Jane Campion’s recent film version of Thomas Savage’s Power of the Dog, young Peter comes across his, and his mother’s tormentor, Phil’s secret hiding place. …”
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Characterization of Sulfonated, Radiation-Induced Polystyrene-Grafted Fluorinated Base Polymer Proton Exchange Membranes by Hussain, Muhammad Yousuf

“…The effects of DOG (or PS) and DOG (or SC) on the thermal properties and chemical stability were also investigated. …”
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THE REPRESENTATION OF THE MYTHOLOGICAL TANUKI IN STUDIO GHIBLI’S POM POKO: BARTHESIAN SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS by Wedhowerti Wedhowerti

“…Studio Ghibli’s animated film Pom Poko presents the tanuki or raccoon dogs which, according to the Japanese myth, have magical power of impersonating human or shape-lifting. …”
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Future scenarios. A cinematic perspective by François Penz

“…«Later, as he sat on his balcony eating the dog, Dr Robert Laing reflected on the unusual events that had taken place within this huge apartment building during the previous three months» (Ballard, 1975).  …”
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