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B Word

Name: B Word
Brand: Indiana University Press
SKU: 04869908
Price: 32416 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Maria San Filippo
ISBN: 9780253008794

Bisexuality in Contemporary Film and Television

Maria San Filippo

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04869908

Publishers Indiana University Press, April 2013

The B Word explores the ways bisexual fantasy opens a space for "bi-curious" engagement, creating a... Full description

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The B Word explores the ways bisexual fantasy opens a space for "bi-curious" engagement, creating a fluid range of identifications and pleasures. In films as diverse as Brokeback Mountain, The Wedding Crashers, Persona, Chasing Amy, and Mulholland Drive, Maria San Filippo finds that bisexual tropes reveal the workings of our culture's logic of desire. Viewing these and other films through a bisexual lens, which views subjectivity and eroticism as malleable, The B Word transforms understandings of films previously read exclusively as either homosexual or heterosexual. As San Filippo's analysis of the promotion and popular reception of these films reveals, the entertainment industry both exploits and effaces bisexuality in its appeal to diverse audiences.