Jacob Engelberg

University of Amsterdam | UVA · Faculty of Humanities

This is a response article critiquing Jabbour and colleagues' attempts to provide 'robust physiological evidence' for bisexuality in men. The authors criticise the attempts by Jabbour et al. to seek to prove male bisexuality exists when the authors take self-identification and self-reported sexual behaviour as good evidence of bisexuality. Interrog...

The cinematic oeuvre of Gregg Araki is populated with invocations of bisexuality. Many of Araki's characters desire people of more than one gender and their desires are routinely represented in ways that resist the trend of bisexual erasure within media. This article examines the techniques through which bisexuality is thus rendered intelligible wi...