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Issue 57 Spring, 2013

Moving Bodies
Sympathetic Migrations in Transgender Narrativity

By CAEL M. KEEGAN

The Nun, The Priest, and the Pornographer
Scripting Rape in Maria Monk’s Awful Disclosures

By KATHLEEN KENNEDY

Human Rights and the "African Village"
Ousmane Sembène’s Moolaadé

By DANIELLE BOUCHARD

I Can Be Whoever I Want to Be
Alias and The Post-Feminist Rhetoric of Choice

By SARAH E. WHITNEY

Technodrama of the Designer Baby in My Sister's Keeper and Pride

By DEANNA GROSS SCHERGER

Who's in Prison in the U.S.? Who's Not?
A Special Call for Papers

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 57

Issue 56 Fall, 2012

Making a Meal of Manhood
Revisiting Rope and the Question of Hitchcock's Homophobia

By DAVID GREVEN

The Only Black Man at the Party
Joni Mitchell Enters the Rock Canon

By MILES PARKS GRIER

A Body That Does Not Compare
How White Men Define Black Female Beauty in the Era of Colorblindness

By BRITTANY C. SLATTON

Soldiers of Feeling
Masculinity and Patriotism in Innes Munro’s Military Memoirs

By CHRISTOPHER F. LOAR

Phallic Nationalism
Limits of Male Homosocial Desire in A Spy on Mother Midnight

By ELIZABETH SAVAGE

Who's in Prison in the U.S.? Who's Not?
A Special Call for Papers

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 56

Issue 55 Spring, 2012

Performing Countercultural Masculinity
Mick, Music and Masquerade in Gimme Shelter

By AMANDA HOWELL

Feminism, Postfeminism, Liz Lemonism
Comedy and Gender Politics on 30 Rock

By LINDA MIZEJEWSKI

The Gender Entrapment of Neoliberal Development

By TRYON P. WOODS

Trifles, Abominations, and Literary Gossip
Gendered Rhetoric and Nineteenth-Century Scrapbooks

By AMY MECKLENBURG-FAENGER

Queering Couplehood 
Robert & John Allerton and Historical Perspectives on Kinship

By NICHOLAS L. SYRETT

Who's in Prison in the U.S.? Who's Not?
A Special Call for Papers

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 55

Issue 54   Fall, 2011

Policing Black Women’s Sexual Expression
The Cases of Sarah Jones and Renee Cox

By KIMBERLY SPRINGER

From Rugged Individual to Dishy Dad
Reinventing masculinity in Singapore

By CHRIS HUDSON

Bawdy Technologies and the Birth of Ectoplasm

By L. ANNE DELGADO

British Science Fiction Television
in the Discursive Context of Second Wave Feminism

By CHRISTINE CORNEA

Prejudicial Distribution of the HPV Vaccine

By JESSICA SMARTT GULLION

Who's in Prison in the U.S.? Who's Not?
A Special Call for Papers

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 54

Issue 53    Spring, 2011

Feminized Men and Inauthentic Women
Fight Club and the Limits of Anti-Consumerist Critique

By SALLY ROBINSON

Cross-cultural Identification, Neoliberal Feminism, and Afghan Women

By MALINI JOHAR SCHUELLER

(The) Bikini
EmBodying the Bomb

By THOMAS G. COLE, II

Situational Lesbians & the Daddy Tank
Women Prisoners Negotiating Queer Identity and Space, 1970-1980

By JESSI LEE JACKSON

Letting Men Off the Hook?
Domestic Violence and Postfeminist Celebrity Culture

By NATASHA PATTERSON and          CAMILLA A. SEARS

Who's in Prison in the U.S.? Who's Not?
A Special Call for Papers

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 53

Issue 52    2010

Manufacturing Hysteria
The Import of U.S. Abortion Rhetorics to Poland

By JUSTYNA WLODARCZYK

Getting The Girl
Wittig and Zeig's Trojan Horse

By JULIE SCANLON

You Have Not What You Ought
Gender and Corporeal Intelligibility in
Henry Fielding's The Female Husband

By EMILY BOWLES

Boys and Girls Come Out to Play
Gender and Music-Making in
Hamilton, New Zealand/Aotearoa

By MATTHEW BANNISTER

Jocasta and the Rebirth of Matriarchy
Embodied Spectatorship in
Margaret Oliphant's "The Portrait"

By DEBORAH MANION

Everybody Has a Mammy:
The Productive Discomfort of
Louise Beavers' Movie Maids

By KAREN BEAVERS

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 52

Issue 51     2010

Gender as the Next Top Model 
of Global Consumer-Citizenship

By LINDSAY PALMER

"I Really Must Be an Emma Bovary"
Female Literacy and Adultery in Feminist Fiction

By SUZANNE LEONARD

The Englishman in America
Masculinity in Love and Death on Long Island
and Father of Frankenstein

By PÁRAIC FINNERTY

Bar and Dog Collar
Commodity, Subculture, and Narrative in Jane DeLynn

By GUY DAVIDSON

Woolf's Orlando and the 
Resonances of Trans Studies

By CHRIS COFFMAN

From Humanitarian Intervention
to the Beautifying Mission
Afghan Women and Beauty without Borders

By PURNIMA BOSE

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 51

Issue 50     2009

State of Transformation
Drag Queen Masculinity in Two Scottish Texts

By CAROLE JONES

Section 377 and the “Trouble with Statism”
Legal Intervention and Queer Performativity in Contemporary India

By NISHANT SHAHANI

Raskolnikova
Rodion Romanovich's Struggle with the Woman Within

By MARTA L. WILKINSON

Striking the Posture of a Whore
The Bawdy House Riots and the “Antitheatrical Prejudice”

By KATHERINE ROMACK

Out of Wedlock
The Consummation and Consumption of Marriage in Contemporary Romance Fiction

By JADE MCKAY and ELIZABETH PARSONS

Sheparding Romance
Reviving the Politics of Romantic Love in Brokeback Mountain

By BARBARA KOZIAK

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 50

Issue 49     2009

Are You Finally Comfortable in Your Own Skin?
The Raced and Classed Imperatives for
Somatic/Spiritual Salvation in The Swan

By BRENDA R. WEBER and KAREN W. TICE

Misfortune and Men's Eyes
Voyeurism, Sorrow, and the Homosocial in
Three Early Brian De Palma Films

By DAVID GREVEN

Lily: Sold Out!
The Queer Feminism of Lily Tomlin

By JENNIFER REED

The Cinematic Shrews of Teen Comedy
Gendering Shakespeare in Twentieth-Century Film

By ZACHARY LAMM

The Lack of Chinese Lesbians
Double Crossing in Blue Gate Crossing

By AARON K. H. HO

On Mothers Without Citizenship
An Interview with Lynn Fujiwara

By PAMELA THOMA

Issue 48     2008

SPECIAL ISSUE

GOING CHEAP? Female Celebrity in
Reality, Tabloid and Scandal Genres

Edited by DIANE NEGRA and SU HOLMES

Introduction

By DIANE NEGRA and SU HOLMES

Mother of the Year
Kathy Hilton, Lynne Spears, Dina Lohan, and Bad Celebrity Motherhood

By SHELLEY COBB

Fame is a Losing Game
Celebrity Gossip Blogging, Bitch Culture, and Post-feminism

By KIRSTY FAIRCLOUGH

The Horror of Something to See
Celebrity "Vaginas" as Prostheses

By MARGARET SCHWARTZ

From Bad Girl to Mad Girl
British Female Celebrity, Reality Products, and the Pathologization of Pop-feminism

By EMMA BELL

Living The Hills Life
Lauren Conrad as Reality Star, Soap Opera Heroine, and Brand

By ALICE LEPPERT and JULIE WILSON

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 48

Issue 47     2008

From Croft to Campus
Extra-Marital Pregnancy and the Scottish Literary Renaissance

By CHARLOTTE FAIRLIE

M/Othering the Children
Pregnancy and Motherhood as Obstacle to Self-Actualization in Jane Eyre

By TRACY LEMASTER

On the Semiotic Basis of Knowledge and Ethics
An Interview with Susan Petrilli and Augusto Ponzio
about their new book, Semiotics Unbound

By DANIEL PUNDAY

Danny DeVito's Body

By MICHAEL TAVEL CLARKE

Cartographies of a Violent Landscape
Viramontes' and Moraga's Remapping of Feminisms in
Under the Feet of Jesus and Heroes and Saints

By ARIANNE BURFORD

Minnesota's Hot Mamas
An interview with Joanna Inglot.

By JENNIE KLEIN

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 47

Issue 46     2007

Eminem, Masculine Striving, and the Dangers of Possessive Individualism

By KIM D. HESTER-WILLIAMS

Queen Latifah, Unruly Women, and the Bodies of Romantic Comedy

By LINDA MIZEJEWSKI

The Perilous and Imperiled Black Family Romance
Sujata Moorti interviews Candice M. Jenkins about her new book, Private Lives, Proper Relations: Regulating Black Intimacy.

By SUJATA MOORTI

Big Bad Chinese Mama
Asian cyber-feminism and subversive textual strategies

By CHRIS HUDSON

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 46

Issue 45     2007

Male Stewardesses
Male Flight Attendants as a Queer Miscarriage of Justice

By PHIL TIEMEYER

Perspectives by Incongruity
Kenneth Burke and Queer Theory

By DUSTIN BRADLEY GOLTZ

Bodies At Rest, Bodies In Motion
Physical Competence, Women's Fitness, and Feminism

By CAROL–ANN FARKAS

Becoming My Own Ghost
Spinsterhood, Heterosexuality and Sarah Waters's Affinity

By RACHEL CARROLL

Fantasies of Union
The Queer National Romance in My Beautiful Laundrette

By ALEXANDRA BARRON

Romance as Political Aesthetic in Ahdaf Soueif's The Map of Love

By EMILY S. DAVIS

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 45

Issue 44     2006

The Gender of Money

By DIANE CADY

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Feminine Freakishness
Carnivalesque Bodies in Angela Carter’s Nights at the Circus

By WENDY O’BRIEN

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Subjectivity Politics in Sorrow Mountain
Transnational Feminism and Tibetan Autobiography

By ALEXANDRA W. SCHULTHEIS

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Jet-Man Meets Cover Girl at the F-111

By KRISTIN U. FEDDERS

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Making Over Masculinity
A Queer "I" for the Straight Guy

By DENNIS W. ALLEN

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Working Gender/Fading Taxonomies

By JUDITH ROOF

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 44

Issue 43     2006

Third Wave Feminism
and the Politics of Motherhood

By MARY THOMPSON

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Black and White Masculinity
in Three Steven Soderbergh Films

By ELAINE ROTH

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Agreeable Objects and Angry Paintings
 "Female Imagery" in Art by Hannah Wilke and Louise Fishman, 1970-1973

By MARGO HOBBS THOMPSON

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Lesbian Violence
as Fascist Crusade in Monster

By TERRI GINSBERG

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Postcolonial Masculinity
1947, Partition Violence and Nationalism
in the Indian Public Sphere

By KAVITA DAIYA

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Unintended Consequences
of the Feminist Sex/Gender Distinction

By ASIA FRIEDMAN

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 43

Issue 42     2005

Why Must They Take the Bus?
Editorial on the New Orleans Disaster

By ANN KIBBEY

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Kiwi Blokes
Recontextualising White New Zealand Masculinities
in a Global Setting

By MATTHEW BANNISTER

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"Let's Moider Mother"
Heavenly Creatures and the Politics of Delusion

By BETTY JAY

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Passing As Queer and Racing Toward Whiteness
To Wong Foo, Thanks but No Thanks

By KATHRYN KANE

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Metrosexuality the Middle Class Way
Exploring Race, Class, and Gender in
Queer Eye for the Straight Guy

By BETH BERILA and      DEVIKA DIBYA CHOUDHURI

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Stillborns, Orphans, and Self-Proclaimed Virgins
Packaging and Policing the Rural Women of Cane

By JESSICA HAYS BALDANZI

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Trauma Studies and Faulkner's Sanctuary
Sex, Sexuality, Race, and American Literature

By D. STRINGER

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 42

Issue 41     2005

Beauty, Desire, and Anxiety
The Economy of Sameness in ABC's Extreme Makeover

By BRENDA R. WEBER

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Love Laughs at Andy Hardy
The Rise of the Male Heterosexual Teenager

By JEFFERY P. DENNIS

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Mystically Perverse
 Towards a Queer Semiology of Breton Male Bodies

By JOHN POTVIN

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"Blanca from the Block"
Whiteness and the Transnational Latina Body

By STEPHEN KNADLER

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"To Be Real"
Drag, Minstrelsy and Identity in the New Millennium

By ESTHER GODFREY

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Passing as a"Lady"
Nationalist Narratives of Femininity, Race, and Class in Elite Canadian Figure Skating

By KAREN MCGARRY

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 41

Issue 40     2004

Special Issue
Scared of the Dark:
Race, Gender and the "Horror Film"
Guest Editor: Frances Gateward

Race, Gender and Terror
The Primitive in 1950s Horror Films

By PATRICK GONDER

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NeoSlaves
Slavery, Freedom, and African American Apotheosis in Candyman, The Matrix, and The Green Mile

By KIM D. HESTER-WILLIAMS

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Passing For Horror
 Race, Fear, and Elia Kazan’s Pinky

By MIRIAM J. PETTY

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The Horrors of Remembrance
The Altered Visual Aesthetic of Horror in Jonathan Demme’s Beloved.

By ELLEN C. SCOTT

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Technologies of Race
Special Effects, Fetish, Film, and the Fifteenth Century

By MARK WINOKUR

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Daywalkin’ Night Stalkin’ Bloodsuckas
Black Vampires in Contemporary Film

By FRANCES GATEWARD

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 40

Issue 39     2004

A Labour of Patriotism
Female Soviet Gymnasts’ Physical and Ideological Work, 1952-1991

By WENDY VARNEY

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States of Emergency
The Labors of Lesbian Desire in ER

By DANA HELLER

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"Quality Postfeminism?"
Sex and the Single Girl on HBO

By DIANE NEGRA

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Subversion of the In/Out Model in Understanding Hemingway Texts

By CHIKAKO TANIMOTO

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Dialogues between Paul Virilio
and Chela Sandoval.
Towards a better understanding of uses and abuses of new technologies.

By INGRID MARIA HOOFD

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Family, Sexuality, Gender, Art
Jo-Anne Berelowitz interviews Vivien Green-Fryd about her new book, Art and the Crisis of Marriage

By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 39

Issue 38     2003

Disenfranchised Bodies
Jyotirmoyee Devi’s Writings on the Partition

By DEBALI MOOKERJEA-LEONARD

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Utopia and Castration
How to Read the History of Homosexuality

By JEFF KING

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Smoke and Mirrors
Feminism, Figurality, and “The Vine-Leaf”

By VALERIE ROHY

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Elaine de Kooning, Portraiture,
and the Politics of Sexuality

By CELIA S. STAHR

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Rhetoric of the Medical Management
of Intersexed Children
New insights into "Disease", "Curing", "Illness" and "Healing"

By J. DAVID HESTER

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Scream, Popular Culture, and Feminism's Third Wave: "I'm Not My Mother"

By KATHLEEN ROWE KARLYN

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Stage Door Jennies
Brett Farmer interviews Stacy Wolf about her New Book, A Problem Like Maria: Gender and Sexuality in the American Musical.

By BRETT FARMER

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NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 38

Issue 37     2003

Editorial Page: The Current Political Climate

By Members of the Editorial Board

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Clarence Holbrook Carter's
War Bride and the Machine/Woman Fantasy

By PATRICIA VETTEL-BECKER

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Multiplicity and Its Discontents
Feminist Narratives of Transnational Belonging

By DALIA KANDIYOTI

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Flesh in the Word
Billy Budd, Sailor, Compulsory Homosociality,
and the Uses of Queer Desire

By DAVID GREVEN

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Curing Boys Don't Cry
Brandon Teena's Stories

By CAROL SIEGEL

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'Oi. Dancing Boy!'
Masculinity, Sexuality, and Youth in Billy Elliot

By CYNTHIA WEBER

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Refashioning Masculine Identity
Jo-Anne Berelowitz interviews Martin A. Berger about his book:
Man Made: Thomas Eakins and the Construction of Gilded Age Manhood.

By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ

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Issue 36     2002

Dictators, Movie Stars, and Martyrs
The Politics of Spectacle in Jessica Hagedorn's Dogeaters

By MYRA MENDIBLE

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Consuming Pleasures of Re/Production
Going Behind the Scenes in Spielberg's Jurassic Park
and at Universal Studios Theme Park

By ANN BRIGHAM

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Embodied Modernities
Feminist Agency in Singapore Women's Literature

By ESHA NIYOGI DE

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Japan's Feminist Fabulation
Reading Marginal with Unisex Reproduction as a Keyconcept

By AKIKO EBIHARA

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Memories of Bilitis
Marie Laurencin beyond the Cubist Context

By ELIZABETH OTTO

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Cutting through Narcissism
Queer Visibility in Scorpio Rising

By PATRICK S. BRENNAN

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Labor Camp
Brett Farmer interviews Matthew Tinkcom about his New Book, Working Like a Homosexual: Camp, Capital, Cinema

By BRETT FARMER

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Issue 35     2002

The Gender Politics of Justice
A Semiotic Analysis of The Verdict

By ANN KIBBEY

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American Formalist Aesthetics
and the Gendered Body
Jo-Anne Berelowitz interviews Marcia Brennan
about her New Book, Painting Gender, Constructing Theory,
The Alfred Stieglitz Circle and American Formalist Aesthetics

By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ

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"I Want It That Way"
Teenybopper Music and the Girling of Boy Bands

By GAYLE WALD

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"What is the Matter with Mary Jane?"
Madeleine Smith, Legal Ambiguity, and the
Gendered Aesthetic of Victorian Criminality

By SHEILA SULLIVAN

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What is Prior?
Working-Class Masculinity in Pat Barker's Trilogy

By PETER HITCHCOCK

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Gender, Class and the Humanities
in the Corporate University

By RONALD STRICKLAND

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How My Dick Spent Its Summer Vacation
Labor, Leisure, And Masculinity On The Web

By RYAN BISHOP AND      LILLIAN S. ROBINSON

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Skins, Patches, and Plug-ins
Becoming Woman in the New Gaming Culture

By ALLYSON D. POLSKY

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Violence Against Prostitutes and a Re-evaluation of the Counterpublic Sphere

By JOSHUA M. PRICE

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Whatever Turns You On
Becoming-Lesbian and the Production of Desire in the Xenaverse

By JEANNE E. HAMMING

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A Myth Beyond the Phallus
Female Fetishism in Kathy Acker's Late Novels

By CHRISTOPHER KOCELA

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Passionate Fictions
Horizons of the Exotic and Colonial Self-Fashioning in
Mircea Eliade's Bengal Nights and Maitreyi Devi's Na Hanyate

By SRIPARNA BASU

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Fritz Bultman's Actaeon Paintings
Sexuality, Punishment, and Oedipal Conflict

By EVAN R. FIRESTONE

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The Evolution of a Lesbian Icon
Annamarie Jagose interviews Laura Doan about her New Book,
Fashioning Sapphism: The Origins of a Modern English Lesbian Culture

By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE

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Disentangling the Strangled Tehuana
The Nationalist Antinomy in Frida Kahlo's
"What the Water Has Given Me"

By JEFFREY BELNAP

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A Journey Shared
Ursula Biemann's Been There and Back to Nowhere:
Gender in Transnational Spaces

By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ

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To Mirror Tomorrow
Reflections on Feminism and the Future

By E. L. McCALLUM

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Between Here and There
Feminist Solidarity and Afghan Women

By SHAHNAZ KHAN

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Hollywood Homosexuals
Annamarie Jagose interviews Brett Farmer about His New Book,
Spectacular Passions: Cinema, Fantasy, Gay Male Spectatorships

By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE

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Elizabeth Cromwell's Kitchen Court
Republicanism and the Consort

By KATHARINE GILLESPIE

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Queen Consorts, the Common People,
and Modern Populism

By MELISSA MOWRY

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The Politics of Representation
Genre, Gender Violence and Justice

By ELAYNE RAPPING

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Technology and the Construction of Gender in Fritz Lang's Metropolis

By PETER RUPPERT

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Hollywood Lesbians
Annamarie Jagose interviews Patricia White about Her Latest Book, Uninvited: Classical Hollywood Cinema and Lesbian Representability

By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE

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Inflamed Passions
Fire, the Woman Question, and the Policing of Cultural Borders

By SUJATA MOORTI

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Feminist Art and (Post)Modern Anxieties
The Judy Chicago Retrospective

By COURTNEY BAILEY

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Abject Criticism

By DEBORAH CASLAV COVINO

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Jouissance of the Commodities
Rimbaud against Erotic Reification

By MERRILL COLE

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Eugenic Feminisms in
Late Nineteenth-Century America
Reading Race in Victoria Woodhull, Frances Willard,
Anna Julia Cooper and Ida B. Wells

By STEPHANIE ATHEY

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Queer World Making
Annamarie Jagose interviews Michael Warner

By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE

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Performing the Closet
Grids and Suits in the Early Art of Gilbert and George

By KATHERINE BOURGUIGNON

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Women's Classic Blues
in Toni Morrison's Jazz
Cultural Artifact as Narrator

By TRACEY SHERARD

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Sutures in Ink
National (Dis)Identification and the Seaman's Tattoo

By CHRISTINE BRAUNBERGER

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The One Who Loved My Work
A Meditation on Art Criticism

By CHRISTINA OLSON SPIESEL

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Virginia Woolf's Two Bodies

By MOLLY HITE

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A Site of Subaltern Articulation
The Ecstatic Female Body in the Contemporary
Bangladeshi Novels of Taslima Nasrin

By SAIYEDA KHATUN

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Truth, Speech, and Ethics
A Feminist Revision of Free Speech Theory

By SUSAN H. WILLIAMS

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"Going Straight"
Camera Work as Men's Work in the Gendering
of American Photography, 1900-1923

By COLIN EISLER

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Rethinking Law and Fatherhood
Male Subjectivity in the Film A Perfect World

By AUSTIN SARAT

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Elizabeth Dole and
Conservative Feminist Politics

By KATHY RUDY

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Lecter Knows Worst
Justice as Marginal Value and the Law of Series
in Thomas Harris's Silence of the Lambs

By SALAH el MONCEF

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The Real of Edye-Icon
Edye Smith, The Oklahoma City Bombing,
and the Mobilization of Ideologies

By MARGARET HIRSCHBERG

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Class, Gender, and Public Education
A Material History of the Academy

By MELISSA M. MOWRY

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Masculinity Without Men
Interview with Judith Halberstam About Her Latest Book,
Female Masculinity

By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE

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The Racial Double Standard
Behind the Littleton School Shooting
Authorities Couldn't See the Trench Coats for the Trees

By J. ELYSE SINGLETON

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Close Encounters on Screen
Gender and the Loss of the Field

By JUDITH ROOF

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Signing Woolf
The Textual Body of the Name

By EYAL AMIRAN

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Of Beauty Pageants and Barbie
Theorizing Consumption
in Asian American Transnational Feminism

By PAMELA THOMA

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Freedom of Expression
An Essay on Rights, Relation and Recognition

By STEVEN J. HEYMAN

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Tropical Rearwindow
Gauguin's Manao Tupapau and Primitivist Ambivalence

By LEE WALLACE

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Watch Yourself
Performance, Sexual Difference, and National Identity
in the Irish Plays of Frank McGuinness

By SUSAN C. HARRIS

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Las Comadres
A Feminist Collective Negotiates a New Paradigm
for Women at the U.S./Mexico Border

By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ

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Inspectin' and Collecting
The Scene of Carl Van Vechten

By BETH A. McCOY

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Feminine Intensities
Soap Opera Viewing as a Technology of Gender

By ROBYN R. WARHOL

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"O, Soften him! or harden me!"
Childbirth, Torture, and Technology in Richardson's Pamela

By BONNIE BLACKWELL

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Afghanistan's Forgotten Women
News and commentary

By ROB SCHULTHEIS

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Stricken Deer
Secrecy, Homophobia, and the Rise of the Suburban Man

By ANDREW ELFENBEIN

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Picturizing Race
Hollywood's Censorship of Miscegenation and Production of
Racial Visibility through Imitation of Life    [37 illus. & film clip]

By SUSAN COURTNEY

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Theories of Materiality and Location
Moving Through Kathy Acker's Empire of the Senseless

By DANIEL PUNDAY

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Obscene Publics
Jesse Sharpless and Harriet Jacobs

By BRUCE BURGETT

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Visions of Life on the Border
Wonderland Women, Imperial Travelers, and Bourgeois
Womanhood in the Nineteenth Century

By LAURA E. CIOLKOWSKI

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Minding One's P's and Q's
Homoeroticism in Star Trek: The Next Generation.

By ATARA STEIN

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