Ian Fleming and James Bond : the cultural politics of 007

Edward P. Comentale · Stephen Watt · Skip Willman

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I The subject is BondFleming's Company Man: James Bond and the management of modernism - Edward P. Comentale Alimnetary, Dr Leiter: Anal anxiety in Diamonds are forever - Dennis W. Allen Lesbian Bondage, or why dykes like 007 - Jaime Hovey James Bond, Cyborg-Aristocrat - Patrick O'DonnellII Ian Fleming and styleLiving the James Bond lifestyle - Judith Roof James Bond, Meta-brand - Aaron Jaffe The Bond market - Craig N. OwensIII Ian Fleming and the global imaginaryBond and Britishness - James Chapman Shoot back in anger: Bond and the Angry Young Man - Brian Patton Tropical Bond - Vivian Halloran The Kennedys, Fleming and Cuba: Bond's Foreign Policy - Skip Williams Wanting to be James Bond - Alexis AlbionIV Structure of feelingWhy size matters - Christoph Linder 007 and 9/11, spectres and structures of feeling - Stephen Watt

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