Stella Dallas: The Female Hero in the Maternal Melodrama – Senses

PDF) Race, Class, and the Pressure to Pass in American Maternal Melodrama: The Case of Stella Dallas

Individualism and Populism in Frank Capra's Meet John Doe (1941) – Senses of Cinema

PDF) Race, Class, and the Pressure to Pass in American Maternal Melodrama: The Case of Stella Dallas

PDF) Race, Class, and the Pressure to Pass in American Maternal Melodrama: The Case of Stella Dallas

PDF) Race, Class, and the Pressure to Pass in American Maternal Melodrama: The Case of Stella Dallas

The Woman Who Invented the Hollywood Screenwriter, Current

PDF) Revisiting Stella Dallas from a cognitive theory of film perspective

This Thing of Ours': A Woman's Place in the Gangster Genre – Senses of Cinema

Revisiting Stella Dallas from a cognitive theory of film perspective – Offscreen

Steers, Queers and Pioneers: Barbara Stanwyck's 1950s Westerns, Part 1: Anthony Mann's The Furies – Offscreen

Revisiting Stella Dallas from a cognitive theory of film perspective – Offscreen

Bobby Rivers TV: Mothers Love in STELLA DALLAS (1937)

Stella Dallas: The Female Hero in the Maternal Melodrama – Senses of Cinema

Stella Dallas (1937): judgment and compulsory motherhood, by Letícia Magalhães, Cine Suffragette