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Harrison, Rebecca (2024). I Won’t Look: Refusing to Engage with Gender-Based Violence in Women-Led Screen Media. In: Berridge, Susan and Boyle, Karen eds. Routledge Companion to Gender, Media and Violence. London: Routledge, (In Press).

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Harrison, Rebecca (2023). Mabel, Marilyn, and Me: Writing about Mabel Normand as a Feminist Film Historian. Early Popular Visual Culture, 21(1) pp. 152–172.

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Harrison, Rebecca (2022). Telephone Networks and Transactional Motherhood in Channel 4's It's A Sin. European Journal of Cultural Studies (Early access).

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Shail, Andrew and Harrison, Rebecca (2022). Editorial. Early Popular Visual Culture, 20(4) pp. 291–292.

Harrison, Rebecca (2020). The Empire Strikes Back. BFI Film Classics. Bloomsbury.

Harrison, Rebecca (2019). Gender, Race, and Representation in the Star Wars Franchise: An Introduction. Media Education Journal, 65(2) pp. 16–19.

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Harrison, Rebecca (2018). Fuck the Canon (or, How Do You Solve a Problem Like von Trier?): Teaching, Screening, and Writing About Cinema in the Age of #MeToo. MAI: Feminism and Visual Culture, 1(2)

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Harrison, Rebecca (2018). From Steam to Screen: Cinema, the Railways and Modernity. Cinema and Society. London: I B Tauris.

Richard, Wallace; Harrison, Rebecca and Brunsdon, Charlotte (2018). Toward a History of Women Projectionists in Post-war British Cinemas. Journal of British Cinema and Television, 15(1) pp. 46–65.

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Harrison, Rebecca (2016). The Coming of the Projectionettes: Women’s Work in Film Projection and Changing Modes of Spectatorship in Second World War British Cinemas. Feminist Media Histories, 2(2) pp. 47–70.

Harrison, Rebecca (2015). Writing History on the Page and Screen: Mediating Conflict through Britain’s First World War Ambulance Trains. Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 35(4) pp. 559–578.

Harrison, Rebecca (2014). Inside the Cinema Train: Britain, Empire and Modernity in the Twentieth Century. Film History, 26(4) pp. 32–57.

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Harrison, Rebecca (2009). Haunted screens and spiritual scenes: film as a medium in the cinema of Carl Theodor Dreyer. Scandinavica, 48(1) pp. 31–43.