The Naked Result: How Exotic Dance Became Big Business explores the changing world of striptease, tracing its path from the unruly underground to brightly lit corporate "gentlemen's clubs." Drawing on her own experience as an exotic dancer, Jessica Berson examines the ways that striptease embodies conflicting notions of race, class, and female sexuality, and how corporate strip clubs deploy these differences to codify and commodify our erotic imagination.
The Naked Result: How Exotic Dance Became Big Business explores the changing world of striptease, tracing its path from the unruly underground to brightly lit corporate "gentlemen's clubs." Drawing on her own experience as an exotic dancer, Jessica Berson examines the ways that striptease embodies conflicting notions of race, class, and female sexuality, and how corporate strip clubs deploy these differences to codify and commodify our erotic imagination.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Jessica Berson teaches Dance Studies at Yale University, and has been a member of Dance and Drama faculties at Harvard University, Wesleyan University, and University of Exeter (UK). She holds a Ph.D. in Theatre Studies from University if Wisconsin-Madison, and is a Certified Laban Movement Analyst. She lives in Boston with her husband and two sons.
Inhaltsangabe
* 1. Introduction: Stripping, Sex, and Starbucks * 2. Live Nude Girls: Notes on Being a Naked Participant-Observer * 3. Dancing Sexy: Difference and Desire in Two Connecticut Clubs * 4. Introducing McStripping: Corporeality, Corporations, and the Advent of the Lap Dance in the United Kingdom * 5. Dancing in the Combat Zone: Exotic Dance, Nostalgia, and Urban Renewal * 6.Taking Stock: Striptease, Stratification, and the NASDAQ * 7. Pasties and Pixels: Striptease and the Mainstream * Works Cited * Index
* 1. Introduction: Stripping, Sex, and Starbucks * 2. Live Nude Girls: Notes on Being a Naked Participant-Observer * 3. Dancing Sexy: Difference and Desire in Two Connecticut Clubs * 4. Introducing McStripping: Corporeality, Corporations, and the Advent of the Lap Dance in the United Kingdom * 5. Dancing in the Combat Zone: Exotic Dance, Nostalgia, and Urban Renewal * 6.Taking Stock: Striptease, Stratification, and the NASDAQ * 7. Pasties and Pixels: Striptease and the Mainstream * Works Cited * Index
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