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Author:   Patricia Juliana Smith ,  Patricia Juliana Smith
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 2.20cm , Length: 22.90cm
Weight:   0.560kg
ISBN:  

9780415921695

ISBN 10:   0415921694
Pages:   298
Publication Date:   14 May 1999
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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This eye-opening work of cultural history is recommended for larger public libraries and academic collections with gay studies or art specializations. -- Jeffery Ingram, Newport P.L., OR, Library Journal June 15, 1999 Smith's volum examines the iconography of queer sexuality in popular culture during the deacde preceding Stonewall. Fourteen essays arrange in five subsections appraoch this topic through subjects ranging from pulp fiction and pop music to theater and film. Smith (UCLA) provises an introcution, and each of the essays includes substantial notes. -Choice. Smith collects a broad sampling of literary, film, and music criticism fora reading of the culture of the 1960s through queer-colored glasses. This eye-opening work of cultural history is recommended for larger public libraries and academic collections with gay studies or art specializations. -- Library Journal

This eye-opening work of cultural history is recommended for larger public libraries and academic collections with gay studies or art specializations. <br>-Jeffery Ingram, Newport P.L., OR, Library Journal June 15, 1999 <br> Smith's volum examines the iconography of queer sexuality in popular culture during the deacde preceding Stonewall. Fourteen essays arrange in five subsections appraoch this topic through subjects ranging from pulp fiction and pop music to theater and film. Smith (UCLA) provises an introcution, and each of the essays includes substantial notes. - Choice. <br> Smith collects a broad sampling of literary, film, and music criticism fora reading of the culture of the 1960s through queer-colored glasses. This eye-opening work of cultural history is recommended for larger public libraries and academic collections with gay studies or art specializations. <br>- Library Journal, June 15, 1999 <br>

This eye-opening work of cultural history is recommended for larger public libraries and academic collections with gay studies or art specializations. -Jeffery Ingram, Newport P.L., OR, Library Journal June 15, 1999 Smith's volum examines the iconography of queer sexuality in popular culture during the deacde preceding Stonewall. Fourteen essays arrange in five subsections appraoch this topic through subjects ranging from pulp fiction and pop music to theater and film. Smith (UCLA) provises an introcution, and each of the essays includes substantial notes. - Choice. Smith collects a broad sampling of literary, film, and music criticism fora reading of the culture of the 1960s through queer-colored glasses. This eye-opening work of cultural history is recommended for larger public libraries and academic collections with gay studies or art specializations. - Library Journal, June 15, 1999

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Patricia Juliana Smith is Assistant Professor of English at UCLA.

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