Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Band 16,Ausgabe 1Indiana University Press, 1993 |
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... fashion shows take place and are observed by the voyeuristic taxi driver . [ 5 ] A fashion shoot is staged ; we surmise that the relation- ship between the photographer and the fashion model is both professional and personal . The taxi ...
... fashion shows take place and are observed by the voyeuristic taxi driver . [ 5 ] A fashion shoot is staged ; we surmise that the relation- ship between the photographer and the fashion model is both professional and personal . The taxi ...
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... Fashion Avenue " skyscrapers . Shot from below and evacuated of color , they double the Los Angeles skyscrapers that open " Father Figure . " The camera pans down to focus first on the word " Taxi " atop Travis's cab and then to De Niro ...
... Fashion Avenue " skyscrapers . Shot from below and evacuated of color , they double the Los Angeles skyscrapers that open " Father Figure . " The camera pans down to focus first on the word " Taxi " atop Travis's cab and then to De Niro ...
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... fashion quite specifically targets a dress - conscious audience by appealing to what youth - culture sociologists somewhat reductively term the " girl culture " of fashion malls , fashion magazines , fantasies of modeling , and bedroom ...
... fashion quite specifically targets a dress - conscious audience by appealing to what youth - culture sociologists somewhat reductively term the " girl culture " of fashion malls , fashion magazines , fantasies of modeling , and bedroom ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Professors | 28 |
Feminist Theory Goes to Hollywood | 50 |
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