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    This document provides a bibliography of sources related to the 2019 film Joker, including: 1) Articles from CinemaBlend, the Guardian, and Vanity Fair discussing the film's themes and director's comments. 2) A Los Angeleno article analyzing the film with a psychiatrist. 3) A ComicBook.com review of the film. 4) A Variety article on Joaquin Phoenix's character development. 5) Academic papers examining the film's portrayal of mental illness and the psychology of humor.

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    This document provides a bibliography of sources related to the 2019 film Joker, including: 1) Articles from CinemaBlend, the Guardian, and Vanity Fair discussing the film's themes and director's comments. 2) A Los Angeleno article analyzing the film with a psychiatrist. 3) A ComicBook.com review of the film. 4) A Variety article on Joaquin Phoenix's character development. 5) Academic papers examining the film's portrayal of mental illness and the psychology of humor.

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    This document provides a bibliography of sources related to the 2019 film Joker, including: 1) Articles from CinemaBlend, the Guardian, and Vanity Fair discussing the film's themes and director's comments. 2) A Los Angeleno article analyzing the film with a psychiatrist. 3) A ComicBook.com review of the film. 4) A Variety article on Joaquin Phoenix's character development. 5) Academic papers examining the film's portrayal of mental illness and the psychology of humor.

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     Chichizola, Corey (September 17, 2019).  "Joker Director Todd Phillips Clarifies
    Sequel Comments".  CinemaBlend. Retrieved  September 17,  2019.

    "Joker isn't an ode to the far right – it's a warning against


    austerity". theguardian.com. October 11, 2019.  October 17,2019.

     Pierce, Tony (October 9, 2019).  "Analyzing 'Joker' with a Psychiatrist Who Treats
    People Like the Joker".  Los Angeleno.  Archived  October 31,  2019.

     Miller, Julie (October 14, 2019).  "Leading Neurocriminologist Considers Joker "a
    Great Educational Tool"".  Vanity Fair   October 14,  2019.

     Davis, Brandon (September 2, 2019).  "Joker Review: An Insane Masterpiece Based


    on DC Comics Villain".  ComicBook.com.  Archived  from the original on September 2,
    2019. Retrieved  September 5,  2019.

    Chu, Henry (August 31, 2019). "In 'Joker,' Joaquin Phoenix Wanted to Create a
    Character 'That Wasn't Identifiable'". Variety.  August 31, 2019.

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