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| 100 | _aParker Andrew | ||
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_aNationalism and sexualities / _cAndrew Parker |
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_aNew York : _bRoutledge, _c1992. |
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_axi, 451 p. : _c23 cm |
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| 365 | _bRs.869/03 | ||
| 505 | _aContents Preface ix Note on cover art xi Introduction ANDREW PARKER, MARY RUSSO, DORIS SOMMER, and PATRICIA YAEGER 1 Part I (Decolonizing Gender 1. Don (Juanito) Duck and the Imperial-Patriarchal Unconscious: Disney Studios, the Good Neighbor Policy, and the Packaging of Latin America JULIANNE BURTON 2 1 2. Misgendering the Nation: African Nationalist Fictions and Nuruddin Farah’s Maps RHONDA COBHAM 4 2 3. Bradford’s “Ancient Members” and “A Case of Buggery . . . Amongst Them” JONATHAN GOLDBERG 4. Nationalism, Gender, and the Narrative of Identity R. RADHAKRISHNAN 77 5. Woman in Difference: Mahasweta Devi’s “Douloti the Bountiful” GAYATRI CHAKRAVORTY SPIVAK 96 P art II Tailoring th e N ation 6. The Occidental Tourist: M. Butterfly and the Scandal of Transvestism MARJORIE GARBER 121 7. Fashioning Cuba NORMAN S. HOLLAND 147 8. Dismantling Irena: The Sexualizing of Ireland in Early Modem England ANN ROSALIND JONES and PETER STALLYBRASS 157 P a rt III The O ther C ountry 9. Plague in Germany, 1939/1989: Cultural Images of Race, Space, and Disease SANDER L. GILMAN 175 10. “White Slavery,” Citizenship and Nationality in Argentina DONNA J. GUY 201 11. From Nation to Family: Containing “African AIDS” CINDY PATTON 218 12. Nationalisms and Sexualities in the Age of Wilde EVE KOSOFSKY SEDGWICK 235 13. Revolution Must Come First: Reading V. Aksenov’s Island of Crimea GRETA N. SLOBIN 246 P art IV Spectacular B odies 14. Tearooms and Sympathy, or, The Epistemology of the Water Closet LEE EDELMAN 263 15. Lovers and Workers: Screening the Body in Post-Communist Hungarian Cinema CATHERINE PORTUGES 16. From Foreground to Margin: Female Configuration and Masculine Self-Representation in Black Nationalist Fiction JOYCE HOPE SCOTT 296 17. The Parricidal Phantasm: Irish Nationalism and the Playboy Riots STEPHEN TIFFT 313 Part V “To Govern Is to Populate” 18. Some Speculations on the History of “Sexual Intercourse” During the “Long Eighteenth Century” in England HENRY ABELOVE 335 19. State Fatherhood: The Politics of Nationalism, Sexuality and Race in Singapore GERALDINE HENG and JANADAS DEVAN 343 20. From Rough Lads to Hooligans: Boy Life, National Culture and Social Reform SETH KOVEN 365 Part VI Women, Resistance and the State 21. Indian Nationalism, Gandhian “Satyagraha,” and Representations of Female Sexuality KETU H. KATRAK 395 22. Telling Spaces: Palestinian Women and the Engendering of National Narratives MARY LAYOUN 407 23. Revolution, Islam and Women: Sexual Politics in Iran and Afghanistan VALENTINE M. MOGHADAM 424 Contributors | ||
| 650 | _aSociology - Sex Customs - Cross Cultural Studies | ||
| 650 | _aSex Differences - Cross Cultural Studies | ||
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