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 | Text Only Version |
NeoSlaves
Slavery, Freedom, and African American Apotheosis in Candyman, The
Matrix, and The Green Mile
| By KIM D. HESTER-WILLIAMS | Text Only Version |
Passing For Horror
Race, Fear, and Elia Kazan’s Pinky
| By MIRIAM J. PETTY | Text Only Version |
The Horrors of Remembrance
The Altered Visual Aesthetic of Horror in Jonathan Demme’s Beloved.
| By ELLEN C. SCOTT | Text Only Version |
Technologies of Race
Special Effects, Fetish, Film, and the Fifteenth Century
| By MARK WINOKUR | Text Only Version |
Daywalkin’ Night Stalkin’
Bloodsuckas
Black Vampires in Contemporary Film
| By FRANCES GATEWARD | Text Only Version |
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 40
Issue 39 2004
A Labour of Patriotism
Female Soviet Gymnasts’ Physical and Ideological Work, 1952-1991
| By WENDY VARNEY | Text Only Version |
States of Emergency
The Labors of Lesbian Desire in ER
| By DANA HELLER | Text Only Version |
"Quality Postfeminism?"
Sex and the Single Girl on HBO
| By DIANE NEGRA | Text Only Version |
Subversion of the In/Out Model in Understanding Hemingway Texts
| By CHIKAKO TANIMOTO | Text Only Version |
Dialogues between Paul Virilio
and Chela Sandoval.
Towards a better understanding of uses and abuses of new technologies.
| By INGRID MARIA HOOFD | Text Only Version |
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 | Text Only Version |
NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS, Genders 39
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