The Cultural Impact of RuPaul’s Drag Race Martin TynanInsightful and provocative, and new in paperback. Examines the social, cultural, political and commercial implications of RuPauls Drag Race, from its groundbreaking, subversive entry into the reality television arena, to a now mainstream, increasingly non LGBTQ+, audience reach and relationship with fans. International contributors. 40 b w illus. New Books Network (New Books in Popular Culture) interview with Cameron Crookston
Resituates women's
Vancouver public artworks to Montréal’s fashiontech sector
helping librarians build the confidence and cooperation of the university faculty in relation to the library
The sixteen essays in this collection explore the surface as a site where complex forces meet
The book ends by exploring implications these case studies for the twenty-first century
and considers how parties may wish to respond
The process brings out aspects of Jung’s work on sexuality and the body that often get overlooked in academic circles
It offers fresh conceptual frameworks in which to think about the relationship between visual and verbal practices
multidisciplinary analysis of privacy debates
the more general significance of the car crash
film and advertising industries lobby in Brussels
A queer scrapbook assembles sources that highlight LGBTIQ+ histories from across the UK and Ireland since 1945
