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Paperback, faintly tanned on covers, with previous owner's name penned on half-title page. Text is clear throughout; pages are sound and clean. TS Used
Library sticker to spine and FEP. Stamp to FEP and page block. Internally clean, tight and bright Ex - Library, Usual Stamps
Almost new condition. Illustrated with b/w images. Clean Copy
Paperback, sunned at spine sides and one edge; previous owner's name penned on FEP; text clear throughout on sound, clean pages. TS Used
Book is in very good clean condtion with only minimal signs of age, use or other wear. Used
Book is in very good clean condition with only very minor signs of age, use or other wear. Used
Book is in very good clean condition with only minor signs of age, use or other wear. Used
Book is in very good clean condition with only minor signs of age, use or other wear. Used
Book is in very good clean condition with very few signs of age, use or other wear. Used
CONTENTS: Who Needs [sex] When you can Have [gender]? - feminist Discourses at The UN Conference at Beijingsally Baden and Anne - marie Goetz, To Whom Does Ameena Belong? Towards a Feminist Analysis of Childhood and Nationhood in Contemporary India Purneema Mankekar, Pat Cadigan's Synners, Refiguring Nature, Science and Technology Laura Cherniack, 'I Teach Therefore I Am', Lesbian Studies in The Liberal Academy Sally Munt, American Eve (poem) Paual Burnett
Paperback with lightly creased and worn leading corners. Minor creasing to lower leading corners of early pages; otherwise pages are clean and tight throughout. T Used
Paperback. Several scores and minor edge - wear on covers. Covers are a little scuffed. Slight wear on spine ends. Leading corners are a little worn and creased. One or two small marks and scratches on page block. Pages are clean and text is clear throughout. Binding is sound. AF Used
Former own'ers name on FEP. Some wear to cover edges / corners.
Broch?. 247 pages.
L'Idée Libre. Non daté. In-12 Carré. Broché. Bon état. Couv. convenable. Dos satisfaisant. Intérieur frais. 304 pages. Illustré de dessins en noir et blanc dans le texte. Réservé aux adultes.
Black-teal octavo, color illus to front cover, b&w author illus to rear cover, x, 200 pages, b&w illustrations, 24 cm. In Fetish, Henry Krips draws together Freudian and Marxian insights to provide accounts of fetishism and the gaze that afford new ways of understanding the relation of the individual to the social, of pleasure to desire. He uses discrete cultural artifacts as windows through which to view local instances of the mediation of pleasure and desire, demonstrating that users of cultural objects adapt them to suit their own strategic ends. Ranging widely over texts and cultures, he discusses Hopi initiation rites, Holbein's painting The Ambassadors, Robert Boyle's early scientific manual New Experiments Physico-Chemical, Toni Morrison's Beloved, the popular television series Mystery Science Theatre 3000, and David Cronenberg's film Crash.Jacques Lacan's theory of the gaze and Louis Althusser's theory of ideology frame Krips's perspectives on fetishism and the discourse of perversion, which he considers in light of postcolonial theory, the history of science, screen theory, and, of course, psychoanalysis. What results is a work remarkable for its clear exposition and its sophisticated synthesis of major theorists, its provocative argument that pleasure comes not from attaining desire but rather from moving around its object-cause. -Publisher. Contents: Introduction: Fetish and the Gaze -- I Introducing Lacan -- 1. The Song Not the Singer: Signifier, Objet a, Fetish -- 2. Body and Text: The Roots of the Unconscious -- II Fetish -- 3. A Slave to Desire: Defetishizing the Colonial Subject -- 4. Fetish and the Native Subject -- III Socializing the Psychic: From Interpellation to Gaze -- 5. Interpellation, Antagonism, Repetition -- 6. The Ambassador's Body: Unscreening the Gaze -- 7. The Vice of the Virtual Witness -- 8. Seeing Texts -- IV Interpassivity and the Postmodern -- 9. Interpassivity and the Knowing Wink: Mystery Science Theater 3000 -- 10. Crash and Subversion -- App. The Oedipus Connection. Fetishism, Psychiatric.
The cover has some wearing to the corners and eges as well as rubbing. The pages have yellowed slightly but the text is clean, bright and tight. Used
Very Good paperback. Cover creased in a few places. Book shop stamps on first page. 155 p. Used
Numéro complet. 26x34cm.
Black octavo ; 514 p ; 21 cm Uncommon first print, first edition. Paperback original (assumed) // Man-woman relationships -- Fiction -- Erotic -- Best Seller -- Mature Audiences
in-8°, 215 pages, fig. in-t., broche, couverture illustree pelliculee. Bel exemplaire [CA32-5]
Hardcover with unclipped dust jacket. Light wear to jacket upper edges, no other faults. AD Used
A clean, unmarked book wtih a tight binding. 94 pages. 6"w x 9 1/4"h. Interview with Eric Fischl by Donald Kuspit.
previous owner's name on the FEP.
