Homosexuality in Cold War America

, by Corber, Robert J.; Pease, Donald E.

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ISBN: 9780822319641 | 0822319640
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 6/1/1997

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""Homosexuality in Cold War America" is an important contribution to our understanding of postwar U.S. culture and a welcome step toward historicizing questions of male subjectivity."--Jay Clayton, Vanderbilt University

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Acknowledgments
Introduction: I'm Really a Queen Myself	p. 1
Film Noir and the Political Economy of Cold War Masculinity	p. 21
Masculinizing the American Dream: Discourses of Resistance in the Cold War Era	p. 23
Resisting the Lure of the Commodity: Laura and the Spectacle of the Gay Male Body	p. 55
"Real American History": Crossfire and the Increasing Invisibility of Gay Men in the Cold War Era	p. 79
Gay Male Cultural Production in the Cold War Era	p. 105
Tennessee Williams and the Politics of the Closet	p. 107
Gore Vidal and the Erotics of Masculinity	p. 135
A Negative Relation to One's Culture: James Baldwin and the Homophobic Politics of Form	p. 160
Conclusion: The Work of Transformation	p. 191
Notes	p. 199
Index	p. 237
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