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1. Stop the Wedding! William Haines and the Comedy of the Closet / Victoria Sturtevant
2. Flirting with Hetero Diversity: Film Promotion of A Free Soul / Mary Beth Haralovich
3. Pintele” Queer: The Performance of Jewish Male Heterosexuality in Yiddish American Cinema of the Great Depression / David Lugowski
4. Straight Heroes with Queer Inclinations: Male Film Stars in the Swedish 1930s / Louise Wallenberg
5. Putting ‘Em Down Like a Man: Eleanor Powell and the Spectacle of Competence / Adrienne L. McLean
6. Turned Inside/Out: Violent Inversions of Heterosexuality in Vincente Minnelli’s Home from the Hill / David A. Gerstner
7. Mispronouncing “Man and Wife”: The Fate of Marriage in Hollywood’s Sexual Revolution / Michael DeAngelis
8. Hetero-nation: Toward a “New and Improved” Global Public Image / Bhaskar Sarkar
9. Time Crisis and the New Postfeminist Heterosexual Economy / Diane Negra
10. Are You Saying My Son Is a Bitch Boy?”: The Perilously Achieved Hegemonic Masculinity of Ben Stiller / Kevin Heffernan
11. Fuck Boy Meets Girl”: Heterosexual Aspirations and Masculine Interests in the World of Quentin Tarantino / Allan Campbell
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In Theory if Not in Practice: Straight Feminism’s Lesbian Experience / Jacqueline Foertsch.
How I Became a Queer Heterosexual / Clyde Smith.
Staging the Self: Queer Theory in the Composition Classroom / Lauren Smith.
“Kissing the Boar:” Queer Adonis and Critical Practice / Goran Stanivukovic.
Robert Audley’s Secret: Male Homosocial Desire and “Going Straight” in Lady Audley’s Secret / Richard Nemesavari.
Cross-Confessing: Updike’s Erect Faith in A Month of Sundays / John N. Duvall.
The Fascination of the Lesbian Fetish: A Perverse Possibility Across the Body of Dorothy Allison’s Bastard Out of Carolina / Mary M. Wiles.
“Not That There’s Anything Wrong With That”: Reading the Queer in Seinfeld / Katherine Gantz.
Mediating the Taboo: The Straight Lesbian Gaze / Jane Garrity
Undressing Crazy Jane: Queer Acts From Yeats to Hollywood and Mine / Joseph O. Aimone.
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