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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Queer Worldmaking"”.

  1. Stories of Stonewall Warehouse: Queer Memories of Space and Place and its Potential for Queer Worldmaking

    This thesis examines queer public memory and how queer people communicate the significance of queer space, place, and worldmaking through their memories. Through a qualitative study of Stonewall Warehouse, the only gay bar in San Marcos, Texas that closed in 2023, I utilized autoethnography and …

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  2. The vampire inside my camera: an exhumation of gender, monstrosity and queer worldmaking through photography and video

    … Camera: an exhumation of gender, monstrosity and queer worldmaking through photography and video uses the vampire character as metaphor investigating shame and desire through a queer lens. Examining how the vampire has taken shape in the public imagination, this text discusses folktales, art- …

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  3. Brother Outsider: Queered Belonging and Kinships in African American Men’s Literature, 1953-1971

    <p><em>Brother Outsider: Queered Belonging and Kinships in African American Men’s Literature, 1953-1971</em> builds on the work of women-of-color feminists since the late 1960s and queer-of-color critique in the works of José Esteban Muñoz, Robert Reid-Pharr, Roderic Ferguson, and Nadia Ellis, in …

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  4. Queering urban autonomy in greater Los Angeles: Latinx poli-creative survival strategies

    Submission published under a 24 month embargo labeled 'Closed Access', the embargo will last until 2026-05-01

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