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Shannon Bell
Associate Professor, Political Science
York University, Toronto, Canada M3J 1P3
shanbell@yorku.ca |
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1995 |
Whore Carnival.
(New York: Autonomedia)
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| 1994 |
Reading, Writing and Rewriting
the Prostitute Body. (Bloomington and Indianapolis:
Indiana University Press) [229 pages]
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Co-authored Book |
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1997 |
Brenda Cossman, Shannon Bell, Lise Gotell, Becki
Ross, Bad Attitude\s on Trial: Pornography, Feminism
and the Butler Decision (Toronto: University of
Toronto Press). My contribution includes Ch. 5 "On
ne Peut voir l’image,”. pp.199-242 [43 pages]
and half of the “Introduction” pp.3- 47
[22 pages]
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Foreign Language Translation: |
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2002 |
Whore Carnival
(Tokyo, Japan: Seikyu-sha). |
| 2000 |
Reading, Writing and Rewriting the Prostitute Body
(Tokyo, Japan: Seikyu-sha). |
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| Co-edited Book (forthcoming) |
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2004 |
Robert Albriitton, John Bell, Shannon Bell, Richard
Westra, New Socialisms. (Routledge) |
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| Manuscript (forthcoming) |
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| Chapters in Books [Refereed] |
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2003 |
“Levinasian Pragmatics,” Levinas
and the Political, eds. Asher and Gad. Horowitz.
(Toronto: University of Toronto Press) (forthcoming)
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2003 |
“Post-Porn\Post-Anti Porn: Queer Socialist
Pornography,” New Socialisms, eds. Robert
Albriitton , John Bell , Shannon Bell, Richard Westra,
(Routledge) forthcoming. |
2002 |
“Liquid Fire,” Jane Sexes it Up,
ed. Lisa Johnson. (New York: Four Walls Eight Windows),
pp. 327-45. |
| 2000 |
"Feminist Ejaculations,” in, eds. Barbara
Crow and Lise Gotell. Open Boundaries: A Canadian
Women's Studies Reader (Scarborough: Prentice Hall),
pp.2 76-281. |
| 2000 |
"Feminist Erotica\Eroticism,” Routledge
Encyclopedia of Feminist Theories, ed. Lorraine
Code (London: Routledge) [450 words] |
2000 |
"Gayle Rubin,” Routledge Encyclopedia
of Feminist Theories, ed. Lorraine Code (London:
Routledge) [450 words] |
2000 |
“Justice and Law: Passion, Power, Prejudice
and so-called Pedophilia,” Law As A Gendering
Practice, eds. Dorothy Chunn and Dany Lacombe (Toronto:
Oxford University Press), pp. 40-59. |
1999 |
“Rewriting the Prostitute Body,” Women
and Values. Readings in Recent Feminist Philosophy,
3rd edition, ed. Marilyn Pearsall (Belmont CA: Wadsworth
Publishing Company), pp.144-6 (reprints from Reading,
Writing and Rewriting the Prostitute Body). |
1997 |
"Performing Theory: Socrates, Sam, Kate and
Scarlot,” Feminism and New Democracy,
ed. Jodi Dean (London: Sage Press), pp.198-209 [11 pages]
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| Journal Articles (Refereed) |
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2002 |
“Fast Feminism,” Journal of Contemporary
Thought, 14 (Winter 2001), pp.93-112. |
2001 |
“Robin Sharpe’s Perverse Aesthetic,”
Constitutional Forum, Vol. 12, No.1, pp.30-9. |
2000 |
"Julia O'Connell Davidson. Prostitution, Power
and Freedom. A Review. Sexualities Vol 3(1),
pp.108-113. |
1998 |
"Aphrodite of the Market Place: Fetishism,
Value and [Sexual Pragmatism," Rethinking Marxism,
Vol. 10, No. 4, pp.134-140. |
1998 |
"The Political-Libidinal Economy of the Socialist
Female Body: Flesh and Blood, Work and Ideas,"
Women and Revolution: Global Expressions 1998,
ed M.J. Diamond (Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers,
pp.339-355 [16 pages] Reprint |
1996 |
“Rewrting the Prostitute Body: Prostitute
Perspectives," pp. 99-103, 106112, 114-115, 117,
120-126, 128-131, 135-136 of Reading, Writing, and
Rewriting the Prostitute Bodv reprinted in Women
and the Law, eds. Mary Joe Fugg, Jerry Fugg and
Judi Greenberg (Foundation Press). |
1995 |
"Performing Theory: Socrates, Sam, Kate and
Scarlot,” Philosophy and Social Criticism,
Vol. 21 no 3, pp.79-92. [13 pages] |
1995 |
"Pictures don't lie. Pictures tell it all,"
Journal of the History of Sexuality, Vol 6,
No.2, pp.284-321. [37 pages] |
1992 |
“Tomb of the Sacred Prostitute: The Symposium,"
Shadow of Spirit. Postmodernism and Religion,
eds. Philippa Berry and Andrew Wernick, (London &
New York: Routledge), pp.198-210. [12 pages]. |
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| Chapters in Books [Non-refereed] |
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1997 |
“Doing Time in the Bardo,” The Eight
Technologies of Otherness, ed. Sue Golding. London
Routledge pp.333-42. [11 pages] |
1993 |
"Finding The Male Within and Taking Him Cruising:
Drag King-For-A-Day,” The Last Sex: Feminism
and Outlaw Bodies, eds. Arthur and Marilouise Kroker,
(New York, London & Montreal: St. Martin's Press,
Macmillan, and New World Perspectives), pp. 91-97. [6
pages] |
1993 |
"Kate Bornstein: A Transgender, Transsexual
Postmodern Tiresias,” The Last Sex: Feminism
and Outlaw Bodies, eds. Arthur and Marilouise
Kroker, (United States, Britain, and Canada: St.
Martin's Press, Macmillan, and New World Perspectives),
pp.104-120. [16 pages] |
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