This collection offers 15 essays on Annie Proulxs short story Brokeback Mountain and its film adaptation from a wide variety of perspectives and academic disciplines.
This collection offers 15 essays on Annie Proulxs short story Brokeback Mountain and its film adaptation from a wide variety of perspectives and academic disciplines.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jim Stacy has retired as a professor of theatre and communication studies at Louisiana State University at Alexandria. He has directed and acted in many plays and published widely in theatrical journals. He lives in Welsh, Louisiana.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface 1. Arcadia and the Passionate Shepherds of Brokeback Mountain 2. Proulx's Pastoral: Brokeback Mountain as Sacred Space 3. Buried in the Family Plot: The Cost of Pattern Maintenance to Ennis and Jack 4. Love and Death in an American Story: A "Vulgar" Reading of Brokeback Mountain 5. The "Gay Film" That Wasn't: The Heterosexual Supplement in Brokeback Mountain 6. Gay Cowboys Close to Home: Ennis Del Mar on the Q.T. 7. "When This Thing Grabs Hold of Us...": Spatial Myth, Rhetoric, and Conceptual Blending in Brokeback Mountain 8. From "Nature's Love" to Natural Love: Brokeback Mountain, Universal Identification, and Gay Politics 9. Broke(n)back Faggots: Hollywood Gives Queers a Hobson's Choice 10. Brokeback Mountain at the Oscars 11. Whiteness of a Different Kind of Love: Letting Race and Sexuality Talk 12. The Queerness of Country: Brokeback's Soundscape 13. Performing "Lonesome Cowboy" and "Jack Nasty": The Stars' Negotiation of Norms and Desires 14. Lessons Learned on Brokeback Mountain: Expanding the Possibilities of American Manhood 15. Love and Silence, Penguins and Possibility Select Bibliography About the Contributors Index
Table of Contents Acknowledgments Preface 1. Arcadia and the Passionate Shepherds of Brokeback Mountain 2. Proulx's Pastoral: Brokeback Mountain as Sacred Space 3. Buried in the Family Plot: The Cost of Pattern Maintenance to Ennis and Jack 4. Love and Death in an American Story: A "Vulgar" Reading of Brokeback Mountain 5. The "Gay Film" That Wasn't: The Heterosexual Supplement in Brokeback Mountain 6. Gay Cowboys Close to Home: Ennis Del Mar on the Q.T. 7. "When This Thing Grabs Hold of Us...": Spatial Myth, Rhetoric, and Conceptual Blending in Brokeback Mountain 8. From "Nature's Love" to Natural Love: Brokeback Mountain, Universal Identification, and Gay Politics 9. Broke(n)back Faggots: Hollywood Gives Queers a Hobson's Choice 10. Brokeback Mountain at the Oscars 11. Whiteness of a Different Kind of Love: Letting Race and Sexuality Talk 12. The Queerness of Country: Brokeback's Soundscape 13. Performing "Lonesome Cowboy" and "Jack Nasty": The Stars' Negotiation of Norms and Desires 14. Lessons Learned on Brokeback Mountain: Expanding the Possibilities of American Manhood 15. Love and Silence, Penguins and Possibility Select Bibliography About the Contributors Index
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