Dr. Marissa Vigneault
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 16 Jun
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And so they'd go into their cafe saloons and get their little packs of tobacco and be like, oh.
i got this actress and she's wearing some tights you see a little bit of her knee on this one and so this kind of history that comes from the development of lithography in the early part of the 1800s and advertising into the development of photography in the mid-19th century and then how that becomes this economic of like traded bodies and specifically traded female bodies right ones that are very like on display
they are staged as things to be looked at.
And then that just amplifies with the development of early cinema, which happens at the same time that vaudeville and then burlesque, and then what becomes the striptease develops in the early to mid-20th century.
And so that is what connected me between these realms of
what are usually artificially distinguished as high art and low art or highbrow culture and lowbrow culture.
And I love that kind of space in between.
And I think burlesque plays with it in the most beautiful way.
So that's how I got there.
Oh, I was going to say there's a lot to dive into there and I'm sure we'll kind of keep wrapping back to it and also could be its own podcast episode.
And so that is something that is there from the beginning.
This discussion of is this empowering?
Is this something that I can take control of and I have the both right to my own body and the right to like display this and own my sexuality?
Or is this a use of an exploitation?
Is it vice?
Is it the fallen woman?
Right.
So that kind of divide that.
It's always been there.
It's the like Eve and Mary dichotomy.
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