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13. La Princesa Plástica: Hegemonic and Oppositional Representations of Latinidad in Hispanic Barbie
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Introduction: Embodying Latinidad: An Overview 1
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Section One. Case Studies: Silent and Classic Film Era
- 1. Film Viewing in Latino Communities, 1896–1934: Puerto Rico as Microcosm 31
- 2. Lupe Vélez: Queen of the B’s 51
- 3. Lupe Vélez Regurgitated: Cautionary, Indigestion-Causing Ruminations on “Mexicans” in “American” Toilets Perpetrated While Covetously Screening “Veronica” 69
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Section Two. Performing Bodies: Contemporary Film and Music Media
- 4. Celia’s Shoes 95
- 5. Salma Hayek’s Frida: Transnational Latina Bodies in Popular Culture 117
- 6. Is Penélope to J.Lo as Culture Is to Nature? Eurocentric Approaches to “Latin” Beauties 129
- 7. Jennifer Lopez: The New Wave of Border Crossing 149
- 8. “There’s My Territory”: Shakira Crossing Over 167
- 9. “Hey, Killer”: The Construction of a Macho Latina, or the Perils and Enticements of Girlfight 183
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Section Three . Sensational Bodies: Discourses of Latina Femininity
- 10. On the Semiotics of Lorena Bobbit 201
- 11. Disorderly Bodies and Discourses of Latinidad in the Elián González Story 219
- 12. The Body in Question: The Latina Detective in the Lupe Solano Mystery Series 243
- 13. La Princesa Plástica: Hegemonic and Oppositional Representations of Latinidad in Hispanic Barbie 263
- 14. Chusmas, Chismes, y Escándalos: Latinas Talk Back to El Show de Cristina and Laura en América 279
- Contributors 311
- Index 315
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents ix
- Introduction: Embodying Latinidad: An Overview 1
-
Section One. Case Studies: Silent and Classic Film Era
- 1. Film Viewing in Latino Communities, 1896–1934: Puerto Rico as Microcosm 31
- 2. Lupe Vélez: Queen of the B’s 51
- 3. Lupe Vélez Regurgitated: Cautionary, Indigestion-Causing Ruminations on “Mexicans” in “American” Toilets Perpetrated While Covetously Screening “Veronica” 69
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Section Two. Performing Bodies: Contemporary Film and Music Media
- 4. Celia’s Shoes 95
- 5. Salma Hayek’s Frida: Transnational Latina Bodies in Popular Culture 117
- 6. Is Penélope to J.Lo as Culture Is to Nature? Eurocentric Approaches to “Latin” Beauties 129
- 7. Jennifer Lopez: The New Wave of Border Crossing 149
- 8. “There’s My Territory”: Shakira Crossing Over 167
- 9. “Hey, Killer”: The Construction of a Macho Latina, or the Perils and Enticements of Girlfight 183
-
Section Three . Sensational Bodies: Discourses of Latina Femininity
- 10. On the Semiotics of Lorena Bobbit 201
- 11. Disorderly Bodies and Discourses of Latinidad in the Elián González Story 219
- 12. The Body in Question: The Latina Detective in the Lupe Solano Mystery Series 243
- 13. La Princesa Plástica: Hegemonic and Oppositional Representations of Latinidad in Hispanic Barbie 263
- 14. Chusmas, Chismes, y Escándalos: Latinas Talk Back to El Show de Cristina and Laura en América 279
- Contributors 311
- Index 315