The bisexual imaginary

The bisexual imaginary: representation, identity and desire

by Davidson, Phoebe

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This collection of essays focuses on historical and contemporary representations of bisexuality - both "real" and "imagined"--In literature, film and the visual arts. They ask questions concerning what it means to desire both men and women and explores the role of bisexuality in the construction of every person's sexual identity.

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Title Statements

  • Full title :The bisexual imaginary : representation, identity and desire / edited by Bi Academic Intervention (Phoebe Davidson [and others]).

Summary

This collection of essays focuses on historical and contemporary representations of bisexuality - both "real" and "imagined"--In literature, film and the visual arts. They ask questions concerning what it means to desire both men and women and explores the role of bisexuality in the construction of every person's sexual identity.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:©1997

Publication Statements

  • Publisher(s):Cassell
  • Place of Publication:London
  • Language:eng
  • Publication Date:©1997

The Physical Object

  • Description:viii, 216 pages : : illustrations ; : 23 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:0304337447, 9780304337446, 0304337455, 9780304337453
  • oclc:ocm37793681
  • LC Classification:HQ74
  • Dewey Decimal:306.76/5

Table of Contents

1. Histories and Genealogies: -- Bisexual theoretical perspectives: emergent and contingent realtionships / Clare Hemmings -- Lose your face / Mariam Fraser -- 'Her libido has flowed in two currents': representations of bisexuality in psychoanalytic case studies / Phoebe Davidson -- The Sexual reproduction of 'race': bisexuality, history and racialization / Merl Storr -- 2. Literature, Criticism, Literary Theory: -- Returning to the lesbian Bildungsroman: a bisexual reading (of) Nancy Toder's Choices / Ann Kaloski -- 'Two loves I have': Shakespeare and bisexuality / Kate Chedgzoy -- 'Queer shoulders to the wheel': Whitman, Ginsberg and a bisexual poetics / Nick Selby -- 3. Visual Cultures: -- 'That's why she is bisexual': contexts for bisexual visibility / Jo Eadie -- The Androgynous self: Höch and Cahun / Sharon Morris -- Sometimes it's hard to be a woman/caught in the act / Stephanie Device -- 4. Available Meanings, Divergent Perspectives: Editor's roundtable discussion: the bisexual imaginary.

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