Death Wore Black Chiffon: Sex and Gender in CSI

Abstract

In light of the popularity of television crime dramas, it seems prudent to investigate the political nature of their prime-time messaging. From a feminist perspective, an analysis of gender and sexuality issues in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation reveals that the program consistently associates women, queer cultures, and sexual subcultures with shallow stereotypes, negativity, and death. À la lumière de la popularité des dramatiques policières télé visées, il semble prudent d'examiner la nature politique de leurs messages aux heures de grande écoute. Du point de vue féministe, une analyse des questions de genre et de sexualité dans CSI : Crime Scene Investigation révèle que l'émission associe constamment les femmes, les cultures gaies et les sous-cultures sexuelles à des stéréotypes superficiels, à la négativité et à la mort.

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