Facing Drag : Gender Bending and Racialized Masking in Performing Arts and Popular Culture
»Facing Drag« brings together international experts from cultural studies – including history, media, theatre, dance, and performance studies – to explore how gender, race, and ethnicity are impersonated across time and cultures. Drawing on diverse case studies, the volume examines performative acts...
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2025
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