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Coding Gender In Romance Cultures Uta Felten Editor Tanja Schwan Editor

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Coding Gender In Romance Cultures Uta Felten Editor Tanja Schwan Editor
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Publisher: Peter Lang GmbH, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.23 MB
Pages: 358
Author: Uta Felten (editor), Tanja Schwan (editor), Giulia Colaizzi (editor), A. Francisco Zurián (editor)
ISBN: 9783631678428, 3631678428
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Coding Gender In Romance Cultures Uta Felten Editor Tanja Schwan Editor by Uta Felten (editor), Tanja Schwan (editor), Giulia Colaizzi (editor), A. Francisco Zurián (editor) 9783631678428, 3631678428 instant download after payment.

The book reunites transdisciplinary studies investigating the questions of construction and deconstruction of gender in filmic, literary, and television Romance cultures by referring to a corpus that stretches from plays of travesty in 18th century opera to non-normative masculinities in recent television series.
One of this book’s main objectives consists in inviting its readers to follow the traces of a transmedial and transnational historiography of media that offers figures of nomadic thinking in order to escape the binary concepts of normative biopolitics and offer instead alternative cartographies of gender and desire.

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