Gendered Bricolage: Pinterest, Tumblr, and the 19th Century Commonplace Book
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Transcript of Gendered Bricolage: Pinterest, Tumblr, and the 19th Century Commonplace Book
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and the 19th Century Commonplace Book.
Evan Hayles Gledhill,PhD Candidate,
University of Reading
Gendered Bricolage:
“[the bricoluer] interrogates all the heterogeneous
objects of which his treasury is composed to discover
what each of them could 'signify' and so contribute to
the definition of a set which has yet to materialize”
Claude Levi-Strauss,
The Savage Mind
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• Actors grouped by appearance in a particular series.
• Not in order of appearance, fan popularity, or length of residence on show.
• Arrangement is aesthetic.
• No names
• No identification of actors
• No source for quote
• No specific order
• No single link between
source texts
Gifset – when viewed online,
each image is a small clip of
the action onstage.
This set is themed by costume
changes. The play is A Streetcar
Named Desire, and the actress
Gillian Anderson. The set is
labelled clearly.
O’Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo?
Inscription in pencil, on engraving carefully cut from larger page
and pasted into album
This link takes you to the
text of the play from
which the quotation is
drawn, to the scene itself,
providing context.
Actor’s name the most prominent –
the character he is portraying is second
The publisher of the image is the information below that
Thank you.
Picture attribution:
Special Collections, Manchester
Metropolitan University Library