Ian Fleming and James Bond: The Cultural Politics of 007
By Edward P. Dallis-Comentale (Editor), Stephen Watt (Editor), Skip Willman (Editor), Alexis Albion (Contribution by), Dennis W. Allen (Contribution by), James Chapman (Contribution by), Vivian Nun Halloran (Contribution by), Jaime Hovey (Contribution by), Aaron Jaffe (Contribution by), Christoph Lindner (Contribution by), Andrew Lycett (Contribution by), Patrick O'Donnell (Contribution by), Craig N. Owens (Contribution by), Brian Patton (Contribution by), Judith Roof (Contribution by)
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By Edward P. Dallis-Comentale (Editor), Stephen Watt (Editor), Skip Willman (Editor), Alexis Albion (Contribution by), Dennis W. Allen (Contribution by), James Chapman (Contribution by), Vivian Nun Halloran (Contribution by), Jaime Hovey (Contribution by), Aaron Jaffe (Contribution by), Christoph Lindner (Contribution by), Andrew Lycett (Contribution by), Patrick O'Donnell (Contribution by), Craig N. Owens (Contribution by), Brian Patton (Contribution by), Judith Roof (Contribution by)
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"This is a compelling and important book . . . [that] makes a significant contribution not only to studies of Bond and Ian Fleming but also to studies of popular culture in general." —Michael BérubéThe Cold War agent of pulp fiction and the hero of more than a dozen movies, James Bond, also known as 007, is one of pop culture's most recognizable icons. Doubtless better known from film than from Ian Fleming's novels, the character has become a lightning rod for criticism from all camps. And ...


