Issue 33.3
This issue is continuously updated to include interviews with authors, book reviews, and links to other related websites.
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INTERVIEWS AND REVIEWS
The Perilous and Imperiled Black Family Romance Family, Sexuality,
Gender, Art
Stage Door Jennies:
Refashioning Masculine
Identity
Labor Camp
American Formalist
Aesthetics
The Evolution of a Lesbian
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A Journey Shared
Hollywood Homosexuals
Hollywood Lesbians
Queer World Making
Masculinity Without
Men
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to our readers. JUMP CUT Carribbean Cultural Studies Blithe House Quarterly Interrogating Post-Feminism: Gender and the Politics
of Popular Culture. Gender Forum Alt-X Online Network CTHEORY Resources on Media, Gender and Identity "Voice of the Shuttle: "University of Iowa Communication Studies: Links to Communication
Studies Resources" "American Studies Web" New York Public Library Journal of Postmodern Culture Romanticism on the Net Women and Philosophy Gay and Lesbian Studies: A Research Guide "The Feminist Majority" Science Fiction Studies The Oscholars Women in Judaism Comparative Literature and Culture Reconstruction Cultural Studies Virtual Library
Sujata Moorti interviews Candice M. Jenkins about her new book, Private Lives, Proper Relations: Regulating Black Intimacy.
By SUJATA MOORTI
Jo-Anne Berelowitz interviews Vivien Green-Fryd about her new book, Art
and the Crisis of Marriage
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JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ
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Brett Farmer interviews Stacy Wolf about her New Book, A Problem Like
Maria: Gender and Sexuality in the American Musical.
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BRETT FARMER
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(2003) Jo-Anne Berelowitz interviews Martin A. Berger about his book: Man Made: Thomas Eakins and the Construction of Gilded Age Manhood.
By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ
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(2002) Brett Farmer interviews Matthew Tinkcom about his New Book, Working Like a Homosexual: Camp, Capital, Cinema
By BRETT FARMER
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and the Gendered Body
(2002) Jo-Anne Berelowitz interviews Marcia Brennan
about her New Book, Painting Gender, Constructing Theory,
The Alfred Stieglitz Circle and American Formalist Aesthetics
By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ
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(2001) Annamarie Jagose interviews Laura Doan about her New Book, Fashioning Sapphism: The Origins of a Modern English Lesbian Culture
By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE
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(2001) Ursula Biemann's Been There and Back to Nowhere:
Gender in Transnational Spaces
By JO-ANNE BERELOWITZ
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(2001) Annamarie Jagose interviews Brett Farmer about His New Book, Spectacular Passions: Cinema, Fantasy, Gay Male Spectatorships
By ANNAMARIE JAGOSE
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(2001) Annamarie Jagose interviews Patricia White about Her Latest Book, Uninvited: Classical Hollywood Cinema and Lesbian Representability
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(2000) Annamarie Jagose interviews Michael Warner
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(1999) Interview with Judith Halberstam About Her Latest Book,
Female Masculinity
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UCB 226
University of Colorado
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A politically leftish as well as feminist journal, published since 1974. Now online as an open-access journal. Focuses on the analysis of the aesthetics and politics of media. The first 48 issues are also available on the site for free. Edited by Julia Lesage,Chuck Kleinhans, and John Hess. ejumpcut.org
This site originates at the University of the West Indies, St. Augustine Campus, Trinidad. It features a bibliography of published sources on the Caribbean; paintings, photographs, and drawings by Caribbean artists; a film and video bibliography of works by Caribbean artists; links to relevant associations, journals and related sites in cultural studies. There is also a forum. caribbeanculturalstudies.com
Now in its eighth year of online publication, Blithe House
Quarterly features new short stories by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered
(LGBT) authors -- both emerging and established. With an average of over
24,000 readers per issue, Blithe House Quarterly is the most widely read
of LGBT literary periodicals. OUT Magazine has called us "the central
publishing arm of new queer fiction." A recipient of Encyclopaedia
Britannica's Internet Guide Award, we are also a featured site on internet
hubs.http://www.blithe.com
This two day conference brings together a variety of academics and critics,
from the US and the UK, in the effort to define and assess the political
and cultural currency of post-feminism. Focussing on the uses and abuses
of the term ‘post-feminism’ and its complex, but increasingly
integral relationship with popular cultural forms, the conference aims
to take stock of current debates, and to move them forward. http://www.uea.ac.uk/eas/postfeminism
Interactive platform for the discussion of literary, cultural and
political trends in gender studies and women's studies.
The articles and reviews of each issue are to serve as catalysts for
invited commentary.
The journal also contains an extensive collection of links.
www.genderforum.uni-koeln.de.
The Alt-X Online Network, "where the digerati meet the literati," announces the release of eight original ebook and Palm titles, featuring both well known and emerging international artists and writers. The eight titles inaugurated here include previously unpublished work by postmodern fiction masters George Chambers, Ron Sukenick and Raymond Federman, screen-based auteur Nile Southern, new media stars Mark Amerika, Eugene Thacker, Adrienne Eisen, and Alan Sondheim, and a collection of Neuromantic Fiction from the Black Ice magazine archives. As part of Alt-X's longstanding strategy of utilizing the strengths of world wide web publishing, these ebook and Palm titles will be available to readers for free without corporate advertising.
www.altx.com
An interesting electronic journal of theory, technology, and culture.
Articles, interviews, and reviews of texts and media events.
Contributors have included Kathy Acker and Jean Baudrillard.
www.ctheory.net
This recently developed site has text, pictures and reviews relating to queer theory, gendered identities, media influences, Foucault, and more. Plus an interactive quiz (!). Described by The Guardian as "nice".
www.theory.org.uk
Web Page for Humanities Research"
The most comprehensive and up to date academic site for links to other
indexes, journals, and articles. Easy to search. An excellent place to
begin research.
vos.ucsb.edu
Contains hundreds of links to pop culture, film, gender,
race, LesBiGay, and social sciences studies.
www.uiowa.edu/~commstud/resources
Fully searchable guide to online American Studies resources,
archives, and research in
art, legal studies, gender, sexuality, religion, philosophy, and
literature.
cfdev.georgetown.edu/cndls/asw
Access page to the digital library collections. Includes full texts
of books by women writers in the Schomberg Collection, and online art
and music exhibitions.
digital.nypl.org/index.html
A peer reviewed journal about postmodern literature and culture that began
publication in 1990. This link will take you to the current issue and
other information about the journal. This site also contains all back issues of the journal.
jefferson.village.virginia.edu/pmc/contents.all.html
A quarterly journal about British Romanticism that also
includes book reviews and information about conferences, etc.
users.ox.ac.uk/~scat0385/index.html
Association of College and Research Libraries: Women's Studies Section.
Numerous links.
www.nd.edu/~colldev/subjects/wss.html
Bibliography, interdisciplinary in scope, some of it annotated. Based
on the New York Public Library holdings in humanities and social
sciences, but useful to anyone looking for a detailed overview of
research publications including journals, books, and other resources.
www.nypl.org/research/chss/grd/resguides/gay.html
Major U.S. non-profit ogranization with political activities, both
national and international. News, resources, and opportunities to participate
in ongoing political actions.
www.feminist.org
A refereed scholarly journal that publishes articles, interviews, and reviews covering the fields of science fiction and utopian fiction. Includes abstracts of every article, full texts of every review, and selected major essays published in the journal since its founding in 1973. It also features important documents in the history of science fiction, links to interesting and useful sf sites, and a bibliography of sf criticism.
www.depauw.edu/sfs/
Records, describes and promotes research into Oscar Wilde and His
Circle, including issues of identity, class, gender and interpretation.
homepages.gold.ac.uk/oscholars
A multidisciplinary journal taking a variety of approaches.
Academic articles. Fiction and essays on contemporary Jewish issues.
Link to encyclopedia on this topic.
www.women-in-judaism.com
CLCWeb is a peer-reviewed quarterly of new work in the field. In
addition to publishing articles and book review articles, the journal
maintains a Library with bibliographies, selected research material and
syllabi, an international directory of scholars in the field, and a
moderated listserv.
clcwebjournal.lib.purdue.edu
A leftist, interdisciplinary cultural studies journal and community.
Articles, book reviews, review essays, newsletter.
www.reconstruction.ws/home2.htm
The CULTURAL STUDIES VIRTUAL LIBRARY is an Internet compiler of useful
information for Cultural Studies researchers. In it you will find
detailed information on scientific and cultural meetings; articles;
printed, eletronic and online periodicals; conventional and virtual
libraries; scientifical associations and research institutions;
non-governmental organizations; research support agencies; libraries and
publishing houses; bibliographies; chats; discussion lists and much
more...
There are more than 3000 of organized, commented and always updated data
that together form a seminal tool for academic research support. The CULTURAL
STUDIES VIRTUAL LIBRARY was created by PROSSIGA and is developed by PACC
(Advanced Program of Contemporary Culture) of the Federal University of
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
www.prossiga.br/estudosculturais/pacc
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