The performativity of pain: affective excess and Asian women’s sexuality in cyberspace

Diogenes 63 (1-2):102-118 (2016)
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Abstract

This article employs a thumbs and thumbnails analysis to analyze the 85 most viewed Asian online porn thumbnails, videos, and their audiences’ comments to argue that cyberspace functions as a space of “affective simulation,” rather than simply as a space of representation. For these online viewers, the performativity of pain by Asian women porn stars functions as an entry point to access and externalize their affective excess.

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