Science-fiction Studies, Volume 24, Part 2SFS Publications., 1997 - Science fiction |
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This engagement with differences in gender identity and sexual desire is nowhere more evident than in Star Trek : The Next Generation . In this essay , I want to explore the heterosexual paradigm imagined by TNG and its participation in ...
This engagement with differences in gender identity and sexual desire is nowhere more evident than in Star Trek : The Next Generation . In this essay , I want to explore the heterosexual paradigm imagined by TNG and its participation in ...
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This is hardly surprising , given the investment of a fundamentally heterosexist culture industry in the very popular culture forms - gender - specific periodicals , daytime TV , self - help books - to which women are encouraged to turn ...
This is hardly surprising , given the investment of a fundamentally heterosexist culture industry in the very popular culture forms - gender - specific periodicals , daytime TV , self - help books - to which women are encouraged to turn ...
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Both Benjamin and Darling close with nostalgic evocations of lost traditions of gender difference and satisfied desire . Benjamin offers a brief story about a woman who gratefully accepts traditional male gestures of consideration such ...
Both Benjamin and Darling close with nostalgic evocations of lost traditions of gender difference and satisfied desire . Benjamin offers a brief story about a woman who gratefully accepts traditional male gestures of consideration such ...
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Introducing Star Trek VH | 207 |
Postfeminism Popular | 226 |
Possibil | 245 |
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