The Madonna connection : representational politics, subcultural identities, and cultural theory
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The Madonna connection : representational politics, subcultural identities, and cultural theory
（Cultural studies）
Westview Press, c1993
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book addresses the complexities of race, gender and sexuality in popular culture by using the influence of a cultural heroine to advance cultural theory. Madonna's use of various media - music, concert tour, film and video - serves as a paradigm by which the authors study how images and symbols associated with subcultural groups (multi-racial, gay/lesbian, feminist) are smuggled into the mainstream. While some authors celebrate Madonna's affirmation of cultural diversity, some criticize her flagrant self-marketing strategies, while others regard her as only a provisional challenge to the mainstream.
目次
- Part I Out of bounds - reading race and Madonna's audiences: "a sacred monster in her prime" - audience construction of Madonna as low other, Laurie Schulze, Anne Barton White and Jane D. Brown
- Madonna T/races - music videos through the prism of colour, Thomas K. Nakayama and Lisa N. Penaloza
- images of race and religion in Madonna's video "Like a Prayer" - prayer and praise, Ronald B. Scott. Part II The sapphic insurgent - Madonna and gay culture: embodying subaltern memory - kinesthesia and the problematics of gender and race, Cindy Patton
- justify our love - Madonna and the politics of queer sex, Lisa Henderson
- Madonna's postmodern feminism - bringing the margins to the centre, Cathy Schwichtenberg. Part III Gender trouble - Madonna poses the feminist question: Madonna politics - perversion, repression or subversion? or masks and/as mastery, E. Ann Kaplan
- feminist politics and postmodern seductions - Madonna and the struggle for political articulation, Roseann M. Mandziuk
- seduction, control and the search for authenticity - Madonna's "Truth or Dare", E. Deidre Pribram
- don't go for second sex, baby!, Melanie Morton. Part IV The political economy of postmodernism - Madonna as star-commodity: metatextual girl - patriarchy, postmodernism, power, money, Madonna, David Tetzlaff
- "material girl" - the effacements of postmodern culture, Susan Bordo
- the distance between you and me - Madonna and celestial navigation (or you can be my lucky star), Greg Seigworth.
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