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Explores the way that sexual citizenship and sexual consumerism have been defined in the digital era to reveal the underlying assumptions held by the television industry about the tastes and sexual identities of its diverse audiences. This book is suitable for students in cultural and media studies and gender studies.
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Joel Carson
reviewed Television and sexuality on June 28, 2011
Television and sexuality
The author provides a decent summary of what the author terms 'Striptease Culture' - frames objects of media within historical and sociological trends in media, feminism, gender studies. Explains clearly the role of cultural capitalism in providing a space through which sexually charged examples of media thrive, both critically and commercially. 1st half of the book in which the term 'striptease' culture is stronger than the 2nd half, which deals more with "Sexual representation" and "sexual transgression."
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