This paper will explore filmic elements that allow contemporary lesbian viewers to potentially find pleasurable in 1970s lesbian vampire films. Since the genre is most often considered misogynist, I will be parsing filmic elements such as ellipses following lesbian seduction that allow for oppositional readings based in fantasy. I will argue these subversive readings derive from what I will be calling a ???fantasy of lesbianism??? in which the contemporary viewer highlights the subversive elements of the filmic text by expanding that section of the narrative. This fantasy of lesbianism is a helpful framework to understand other instances where misogynist texts are appropriated and reinscribed as lesbian
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[eng] Horror film can be regarded as a pioneering genre in terms of the depiction of deviant identit...
The vampire subgenre is currently a phenomenon in popular culture. It attracts all age groups and ha...
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Depiction of homoerotic relationships among women in commercial costumed films was a unique phenomen...
This thesis is a contemporaneous analysis of the subgenre of demon-possession film in post-recession...
2018-06-15Receiving Feminisms: Media Cultures and Lesbian Potentiality in the 1970s offers queer med...
[eng] Horror film can be regarded as a pioneering genre in terms of the depiction of deviant identit...
The vampire subgenre is currently a phenomenon in popular culture. It attracts all age groups and ha...
The politics of representing femininity is contingent on a premise of social/cultural patriarchy. Th...
During the 1980s and 1990s, debate raged over whether it was politically and culturally acceptable f...
While critical analyses of media representations of lesbians continue to grow, less attention is pai...
While the term sadomasochism might conjure cursory images of whips, chains, and leather-clad fetishi...
This paper discusses the use of the Gothic genre in two ‘lesbian’ novels: Nightwood by Djuna Barnes ...
This thesis explores the intersection of age, gender and sexuality in representations of older lesbi...
No monster has changed over time as much as the vampire, from its haunting presence in Gothic horror...
Women\u27s Studies and the Women\u27s Movement in Taiwan examines the relationship between women\u27...
This paper discusses a feminine aesthetic of cinematic horror informed by ethnographic study of the ...
This paper begins to examine the practice of reading the lesbian romance novel t...
Depiction of homoerotic relationships among women in commercial costumed films was a unique phenomen...
This thesis is a contemporaneous analysis of the subgenre of demon-possession film in post-recession...
2018-06-15Receiving Feminisms: Media Cultures and Lesbian Potentiality in the 1970s offers queer med...