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From Sex and the City to discussions of sexuality and the self, Breillat's film Romance to Harlequin romances, crisis TV to cyberporn, celebrity to censorship, Barbara Creed explores the effect of today's global media on contemporary ideas and experiences of sex, screen, identity and representation. Since the inception of the moving picture, sex and screen have been inextricably linked. Today's media - from film and TV to virtual reality and interactive online communication - create an elaborate matrix where new ideas and forms of sexuality, identity and the self are formed and performed.…
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6 editions- Ebook · English · 2003Allen & Unwin · 216 pages · 9781865089263
- Other · English · 2003Taylor & Francis Group · 224 pages · 9781000254136
- Other · English · 2003Taylor & Francis Group · 224 pages · 9781000250350
- Other · English · 2003Taylor & Francis Group · 224 pages · 9781000246551
- Other · English · 2003Allen & Unwin · 9781741153354
- Other · English · 2003Taylor & Francis Group · 224 pages · 9781003116486
Cultural studiesMediaCinemaSex and gender studiesSexMass mediaSex in mass media







