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Undergraduate and graduate student presentations from the School of Theatre and Dance, 2021 Online University Research Symposium, Illinois State University

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  • Gender And Sexuality Within Postwar German Cinema by Kevin Goffard

    Gender And Sexuality Within Postwar German Cinema

    Kevin Goffard

    Following World War II, Germany was suffering on many fronts. Besides the economic and political toll and fallout that the country had just endured due to the results of the war, Germany culture was also changing. Like many countries, women were able to escape their traditional gender roles during the war, and throughout that period, they gained more authority as well. When German male soldiers returned home, they had to confront this new authority and gender roles that the woman had possessed. This coupled with the feminization of the German males for being on the ‘losing’ side of the war helped lead to what is known as “The Crisis of Masculinity”. During this time, many in Germany responded by advocating for a new type of German masculinity which would link traditional gender roles and traditional notions regarding sexuality in a complex way to national pride and nationality. The 1957 German film, Different from You & Me by Veit Harlan helps to illustrate this period and the anxiety that surrounded postwar Germany. Using clips from the film as visual aid, this presentation will explore The Crisis of Masculinity, Sexuality, and Gendered Roles and their connection to Postwar German life.

  • Intimacy Coordinators: A Much Needed Change by Laura Phillips

    Intimacy Coordinators: A Much Needed Change

    Laura Phillips

  • More Than The Label: Representing Non-Binary Sexuality In Television Programming by Wesley Skym

    More Than The Label: Representing Non-Binary Sexuality In Television Programming

    Wesley Skym

 
 
 

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