Perversions: Deviant ReadingsPsychology Press, 1993 - 301 ページ In this series of provocative essays on culture, art, and film, critic Mandy Merck explores the paradoxes of sexual representation. Her chapters are readings of "perversions"--male and female homosexuality. At the same time, Merck's ideas are perversions--readings that pervert, or turn away, from our usual understandings. Amon the unlikely subjects of Merck's critical eye are lesbian S/M, Simone de Beauvoir's litle-known study of Brigitte Bardot, the gay videoporn hit More of a Man, and the television production of Portrait of a Marriage. Her criticism is refreshingly original, resulting in ways of seeing that toe no party lines. Drawing their power from a resistance to easy conclusions, Mandy Merck's deviant and refreshing readings are always perverse. |
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The train of thought in Freuds +333333 | 13 |
The critical cult of Dora | 33 |
A case of AIDS | 45 |
Marilyn Monroe by Gloria Steinem | 61 |
a century | 86 |
Portrait of a marriage? | 101 |
The Amazons of ancient Athens | 121 |
Lianna and the lesbians of art cinema | 162 |
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