Beyond the gaze: seeing and being seen in contemporary queer media

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2021

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Morse, Nicole, and Lauren Herold. “Beyond the Gaze: Seeing and Being Seen in Contemporary Queer Media.” Jump Cut: A Review of Contemporary Media, no. 60. 2021. https://www.ejumpcut.org/archive/jc60.2021/MorseHerold-BeyondGaze/index.html.

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Exploring haptic visuality in contemporay queer film and TV, this essay engages what feminist media producer Joey Soloway calls "feeling seeing" as a methodological approach to analyzing the affective dimensions of queer love and vulnerability on screen from Carol to "San Junipero" to Moonlight.