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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Maggie nelson"”.

  1. The Embodiment of Theory in Maggie Nelson's The Argonauts

    <p>The purpose of this research is to explore how Maggie Nelson, in her groundbreaking memoir <em>The Argonauts</em> <em></em>(2015), works to bring critical theory (primarily queer and feminist theory) out of the academy and into the realm of the personal, rendering theory as tangible and embodied …

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  2. A trajetória decolonial da companhia de teatro Os Satyros: uma experiência latinoamericana

    … (Michel Thiollent) e da autoteoria (Maggie Nelson), esta pesquisa buscou compreender os principais vetores das transformações ocorridas no seio da produção teatral da companhia. A partir da revisão bibliográfica baseada em pensadores do teatro como Rustom Bharucha, Aleksandar …

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  3. In Ordinary Trauma: Notes on Time

    … in response to trauma memoirists like Maggie Nelson, Sinéad Gleeson, Olivia Laing and Helen Mc Donald. These writers highlight the role of time in relation to trauma and self. I built on some of the ideas they introduced, and time became the organizing principle around which discussions …

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  4. Who Is It For? Personal Writing and Antagonistic Readers

    … genres of criticism and narrative memoir – Maggie Nelson’s <em>The Argonauts</em> and Ta-Nehisi Coates’s <em>Between the World and Me</em> – this paper considers how personal writing is shaped not by readers it wants to connect to, but by anxious, even dreadful, anticipation of being read by …

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