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Reading Between the Covers: A Comparative Paratextual Analysis of Erotic Heterosexual and Lesbian American Pulp Fiction from 1920-1960
This dissertation explores the vintage genre of pulp fiction, specifically analysing heterosexual and lesbian erotic pulp fiction from 1920s through the 1960s. The core theory of this dissertation is Gérard Genette’s (1997) theory on paratextual analysis, Pierre Bourdieu’s (1996) theory on taste and
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