the Female Body GOVERNING

Is Menstruation Obsolete? (Coutinho),
125
JAMA, 125
Jameson, Frederic, 31, 153n14
Jensen, Lene O., 192–93, 194–95
Jenson, Jane, 139, 141
Jirtle, Randy, 287
Jost, Alfred, 277
Jurassic Park, 280
Kahlo, Frida, 221, 223
Kaltenborn, Howard, 140
karotyping, 272, 290, 291n1
Kelley, John, 170
Kenya, 189
King, Lisa, 258
King, Samantha, 85–108, 296
Kitt: “Taking the Sting out of S/M,”
264
Klawiter, Maren, 87
Klinefelter’s syndrome, 278
Komen Foundation. See Susan G.
Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
Krafft-Ebing, Richard von, 257,
262–63, 268n4
Kramer, Peter, 149
Krasmann, Susanne, 253–54
Kreshel, Peggy, 223–24
Kristeva, Julia, 153n13
Kushner, Rose, 86–87
Kuzrock, Raphael, 165
Kyl, Jon, 106–7
labor: as depicted in The Apprentice,
141–45; feminization of, 11, 136,
137, 139–42, 144, 145–46, 150;
and global capitalism, 136, 138,
141–42, 151; part-time, 135, 138,
139, 140, 141; as remedy for
depression, 148–49; in services
sector, 139, 140; temporary, 141;
women in work force, 11, 135, 136,
137, 138, 139–41, 142, 152n4,
153n8
Ladies Home Journal, 173, 182n10
Lancet, The, 125–26
Langer, Amy, 107
Index 305
Laquer, Thomas, 280
Latinas and Latinos: and AIDS, 215,
226; and “browning of America,”
207–8, 225–26, 227n1; growing
market of, 208–9, 227n2; and
intermarriage, 227n1; language
used by, 213, 222; Latino-white
sexual relationships, 222–23;
and overpopulation imagery,
13, 225–26; portrayed as illegal
immigrants and terrorists, 211,
225; self-identity of, 210, 211,
221–22
Latinidad: commodifi cation of,
12–13, 224–25, 226–27; as cultural
identity, 206, 207, 210, 211,
221–22; defi ned, 210–11; ethnic
multiplicity of, 207, 220–22, 224,
227; Hollywood representation of,
12–13, 216–24; homogenization
and normalization of, 207, 211,
212, 213, 217, 219, 222, 223,
226–27; othering of Latinas, 13,
207, 217, 219–20, 222–24; sexual
portrayal of, 12, 212–13, 216–19,
224, 225; tropicalist trope of,
12–13, 212–13, 214
Latour, Bruno, 32
Learner, Daniel, 187
Leger, Marie, 225
Leiblum, Sandra, 247
Lemke, Thomas, 253–54
lesbians, 29
lesbian sadomasochism: concept of
care in, 264; and heterosexual
s/m, 264–65; power and pleasure
in, 8, 258–59; as theater, 8, 13,
260; victimization in, 265–67. See
also sadomasochism
lesbian sadomasochism debate, 8, 13,
255–68; anti-s/m position in, 8,
256, 266, 268; pro-s/m position in,
8, 256, 259, 263–64, 265–66, 267
Lesbian Sex Mafi a, 255
Levinson, Sara, 102
Lewis, Ray, 104
Linden, Robin Ruth, 257, 266
Littleton, Christie Lee, 273