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  • The Case of the Sexy Jewess: Dance, Gender and Jewish Joke-work in US Pop Culture

    The Case of the Sexy Jewess by Schwadron, Hannah;

    Dance, Gender and Jewish Joke-work in US Pop Culture

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    • Kiadó OUP USA
    • Megjelenés dátuma 2018. február 8.

    • ISBN 9780190624200
    • Kötéstípus Puhakötés
    • Terjedelem220 oldal
    • Méret 231x155x12 mm
    • Súly 431 g
    • Nyelv angol
    • Illusztrációk 32 halftone
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    The sexy Jewess moves boldly between neo-burlesque striptease, comedy television, ballet movies, and progressive porn. Bringing sexiness together with race, gender, and class, The Case of the Sexy Jewess looks at embodied joke-work that is most often, but not always meant to be funny.

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    Amidst the growing forums of kinky Jews, orthodox drag queens, and Jewish geisha girls, we find today's sexy Jewess in a host of reflexive plays with sexed-up self-display. A social phantasm with real legs, she moves boldly between neo-burlesque striptease, comedy television, ballet movies, and progressive porn to construct the 21st Century Jewish American woman through charisma and comic craft, in-your-face antics, and offensive charm. Her image redresses longstanding stereotypes of the hag, the Jewish mother, and Jewish American princess that have demeaned the Jewish woman as overly demanding, inappropriate, and unattractive across the 20th century, even as Jews assimilated into the American mainstream. But why does "sexy" work to update tropes of the Jewish woman? And how does sex link to humor in order for this update to work?
    Entangling questions of sexiness to race, gender, and class, The Case of the Sexy Jewess frames an embodied joke-work genre that is most often, but not always meant to be funny. In a contemporary period after the thrusts of assimilation and women's liberation movements, performances usher in new versions of old scripts with ranging consequences. At the core is the recuperative performance of identity through impersonation, and the question of its radical or conservative potential. Appropriating, re-appropriating, and mis-appropriating identity material within and beyond their midst, Sexy Jewess artists play up the failed logic of representation by mocking identity categories altogether. They act as comic chameleons, morphing between margin and center in countless number of charged caricatures. Embodying ethnic and gender positions as always already on the edge while ever more in the middle, contemporary Jewish female performers extend a comic tradition in new contexts, mobilizing progressive discourses from positions of newfound race and gender privilege.

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    Tartalomjegyzék:

    Contents
    Acknowledgements
    Introduction
    The Case of the Sexy Jewess
    Repetition with a Difference and the Joke Body
    Expressive Confessions of a "Face Like That"
    All in a Look
    The Corporeal Turn for New Jewish Studies Identity Acts and Impersonations
    Jewish Joke-Work and the Doubled Female Subject
    The Queer Play of Self-Display
    Methods and Materials
    Notes
    Chapter 1
    Nice Girls Gone Blue: Neo-Burlesque Nostalgia and the Downwardly Mobile
    Rockette Fantasies and the Menorah Horah
    Nice Jewish Girls Gone Bad and Ordering Chinese On Christmas Eve
    "Polyester Feminism" and the Stakes of Self-Display
    Sexy Spirit and the Do-It-Yourself Scheme
    Conclusion
    Notes
    Chapter 2
    Hello, Gorgeous and the Historical Lens: How Funny Girls Became Sexy
    Fanny Brice, Barbra Streisand, and the Joke of the Jewish Swan
    Sophie Tucker, Betty Boop, and the Bawdy Body Blacking Up
    Party Albums, Postwar Ambitions, and the Jewish American Princess
    Sexy Jews and Leggy Moves: Bunnies, Babes, and Mermaid Maneuvers
    Conclusion
    Notes
    Chapter 3
    Comic Glory (and Guilt): The Appropriative License of Jewish Female Comedy
    Sandra Bernhard and the I/You Other
    Race, Sex, and the Sarah Silverman Effect
    Broad City's Bad Girls Getting Bi In-Between
    Conclusion
    Notes
    Chapter 4
    Black Swan, White Nose: Jewish Horror and Ballet Birds By Any Other Name
    Synopsis and Setup: Thriller Ballet and Jewish Swans All Sexed Up
    Facing the Jewish Female Monster
    Jewish Swans, Queer Contexts
    Lesbian Sex and Swan Sin: Thrills Fit to Forget
    Swan Queen Kills Herself, Saves Ballet?
    The Funny Thing About Horror: Moving Across Genres
    Conclusion
    Notes
    Chapter 5
    Punk Porn Princess Joanna Angel and the Rise of Jewess Raunch
    From the Porn Wars to Post-feminism
    Piggish Authority and Sexual Commodification
    At Home in Burning Angel and Joanna's Jewish Roots
    Blow Up Joanna and the Jewish Doppelgänger
    Heeb Magazine and the Jewish Cutting Edge
    The Game of Interracial Porn and Joanna's Phallic Check Mate
    Conclusion
    Notes
    Conclusion
    At the Edge and In Your Face
    Notes
    Bibliography
    Index

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