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‘Exploiting the Daydreams of Teenagers’

Press reports and memories of cinema-going by young people in 1960s Britain

Patrick GlenResearch Associate, History, University College London, London.Correspondence[email protected]
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Pages 355-370 | Published online: 28 Aug 2017

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Patrick Glen. (2019) Freak scene: cinema-going memories and the British counterculture of the 1960s.. The Sixties 12:1, pages 45-68.
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Laura Tisdall. (2021) ‘We have come to be destroyed’: The ‘extraordinary’ child in science fiction cinema in early Cold War Britain. History of the Human Sciences 34:5, pages 8-31.
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