Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction: Sex Scandals and Discourses of Power 1
5. 1 Sex Scandals in U.S. Politics: Theoretical, Social, and Historical Contexts
6. Normal Sins: Sex Scandal Narratives as Institutional Morality Tales 39
7. Power and Corruption: Political Competition and the Scandal Market 69
8. Hardly Sallygate: Thomas Jefferson, Sally Hemings, and the Sex Scandal That Wasn’t 101
9. 2 Class, Race, and Gender in the Clinton Scandal
10. On ‘‘The Dalliances of the Commander in Chief’’: Christian Right Scandal Narratives in Post-Fordist America 137
11. Narrating Clinton’s Impeachment: Race, the Right, and Allegories of the Sixties 167
12. Sexual Risk Management in the Clinton White House 185
13. 3 Privacy and Publicity, and the Conditions of Democratic Citizenship
14. Privacy in the (Too Much) Information Age 213
15. It Was the Spectacle, Stupid: The Clinton-Lewinsky-Starr Affair and the Politics of the Gaze 232
16. Making (It) Public 259
17. Notes on Contributors 273
18. Index 275