
doi: 10.20336/rbs.971
O artigo apresenta uma discussão acerca da cultura visual com vistas a explorar distintos conceitos de liberdade sexual, tendo como objeto duas obras cinematográficas representativas de dois contextos diversos: de um lado, o filme O Último Tango em Paris (1972) de Bernardo Bertolucci, ligado a um universo contracultural dos anos 1960 e 1970. Já nos anos 1980, a obra hollywoodiana 9½ Semanas de Amor (1986), de Adrian Lyne, desponta esboçando um tipo de liberdade sexual relacionada à lógica neoliberal, então em ascensão naquele contexto histórico.
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