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Between 1955 and 1969 the French national television has allowed forms of self-presentation and relationnalities, related to non heteronormative cultures and sociabilities. Broadcast regularly, a number of variety shows deployed a range of extraordinary performances. Invisible to an unaware audience...

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Published in:GLAD 2016-07, Vol.1 (1)
Main Authors: Gonnard, Catherine, Lebovici, Elisabeth
Format: Article
Language:eng ; fre
Subjects:
gender strategies
homosociality
lesbian
media
semiology
television
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Summary:Between 1955 and 1969 the French national television has allowed forms of self-presentation and relationnalities, related to non heteronormative cultures and sociabilities. Broadcast regularly, a number of variety shows deployed a range of extraordinary performances. Invisible to an unaware audience, these "pre-Stonewall” figures would never have identified as lesbian, gay or trans. They nevertheless contributed in constituting the francophone post-war lesbian culture as an object of study for queer theory.
ISSN:2551-0819
2551-0819
DOI:10.4000/glad.209