Resultaten voor 'p roberts'

1. Jane Cunningham
2. Philippa Roberts

Brandsplaining

A brilliant book -- witty and wise. A fast-track primer to gender bilingual marketing: the skill of being able to connect with 100% of your potential market and avoid the lazy, systemic default of outdated and ineffective brandsplaining

1. Pamela Robertson

Guilty Pleasures

"Guilty Pleasures is a polished, provocative, and innovative scholarly work. Robertson addresses a timely set of topics (not only camp but also feminism, gender theory, the masquerade) from the perspective of star studies and queer theory. While theoretically sophisticated in its approach, and extremely well grounded in the scholarship on the texts and stars she analyzes, her book is written in a clear, direct, and witty style."-Steven Cohan, author of Telling Stories and coeditor of Screening the Male "This is one of the best film books I've read in years. It thoroughly situates contemporary debates in a well-established historical context. The theoretical conclusions are derived from the case studies, not imposed on them. It was fun to read and you can dance to it."-Jane Feuer, author of Seeing Through the Eighties and MTM: Quality Television "This is the most extensive-and the most subtle and complex-examination of the feminist 'angle' on camp I have seen."-Alexander Doty, author of Making Things Perfectly Queer and coeditor of Out in Culture

1. Pamela Robertson , Wojcik

Guilty Pleasures

"This is the most extensive--and the most subtle and complex--examination of the feminist 'angle' on camp I have seen."--Alexander Doty, author of "Making Things Perfectly Queer "and coeditor of "Out in Culture"

1. Pamela Robertson Wojcik

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