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          <dc:contributor>Treichler, Paula A.</dc:contributor>
          <dc:creator>Balsamo, Anne Marie</dc:creator>
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          <dc:description>"One of the significant developments in feminist studies during the decade of the 1980s has been the emphasis on studying the body, gender, and sexuality as complex cultural constructions. As a contribution to the broader feminist project to rethink the body as a cultural construction rather than a nature ""given,"" this dissertation examines the different ways in which bodies are gendered through interactions with various forms of body technologies: female body building, male stripping, cosmetic surgery, and reproductive engineering. Through a combination of close readings (of science fiction novels, cult films, advertisements, and other texts of everyday life) and original ethnographic investigation, I examine the process through which bodies are inscripted with a gendered identity. At a broader theoretical level, this project contributes to the development of cultural studies as a critical framework for understanding the production and reproduction of power and knowledge."</dc:description>
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          <dc:title>Reading the gendered body in contemporary culture, 1980-1990</dc:title>
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