The B word: bisexuality in contemporary film and television

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Gender and Feminist Studies Cinema History and Criticism Gender, Feminism, and Media

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Prologue: Chasing Amy and Bisexual (In)visibility Introduction: Binary Trouble and Compulsory Monosexuality 1. Unthinking Monosexuality: Bisexual Representability in Art Cinema 2. Power Play/s: Bisexuality as Privilege and Pathology in Sexploitation Cinema 3. Of Cowboys and Cocksmen: Bisexuality and the Contemporary Hollywood Bromance 4. Bisexuality on the Boob Tube Conclusion: Queer/ing Bisexuality Notes Bibliography Index

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