Journal of Popular Film and Television · 2015 · 13 citations · 4 references
Social SciencesHuman GeographyAestheticsBritish LiteratureMasculinity StudiesBody ImageBody RepresentationHapticsPhenomenology Of The BodyBody TransformationBody-object RelationsMateriality Of The BodyRepresentation Of The BodySpatial HapticsSpatiality Of The BodyTouch In Human Interaction
:This article examines the significance of James Bond's body and haptic encounters across situations, spaces, and contexts. It focuses on how his body is defined as fit, sensual, technical, memorializing, and calculating and on the ways that his body changes in accordance with shifting generic and gendered codes in the franchise.
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