"people believe what they see": clothing and gender(s) in victor/victoria
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2001
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Abstract
Véronique Fernández explora el potencial subversivo de la práctica comúnmente conocida como “crossdressing”, a saber, la acción de vestirse con el atuendo del sexo opuesto. Para ello, la autora analiza la película Victor/Victoria (Blake Edwards, 1982), cuya protagonista es una mujer que trabaja en un night club representando a un hombre que viste como mujer. De esta manera, como el título del artículo indica, se (de)muestra que en cuanto al género “la gente cree lo que ve”, o mejor dicho, lo que quiere ver.
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| Journal | Psychology research and behavior management |
| Year | 2001 |
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