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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"queer time"”.
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Once Upon a Queer Time: A Study of Reparative and Speculative Histories in the Work of 2SLGBTQ+ Contemporary Artists
… as an important intervention site for queer and trans artists seeking to expand how 2SLGBTQ+ histories are depicted. Through a series of case studies on contemporary artworks, I ask: What are the specific strategies that queer and trans artists have used to interrogate gaps in archives? …
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Lovecraftian Queerness: Weird and Queer Temporalities in <em>Lovecraft Country</em> and <em>Detransition, Baby</em>
… H. P. Lovecraft’s work through the lens of queer temporality, I offer a queer perspective on Lovecraft, reading the monstrous outside in his work as a queer figure and casting the temporal conflict common to Lovecraftian horror as a conflict between dominant time and outside time. I argue …
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Synthetic Solidarities: Theorizing Queer Affectivity and Trans*national/temporal Emulsification as Embodied Resistance to Global Capitalism
… theorizes the synthesis of solidarities around queer embodied performativities as a mode of making-resistant the everyday experiences of exploitation under transnational capitalism. These solidarities, I argue, are cultivated around the affective, embodied experiences of what José Esteban Muñoz …
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Making Queer Anti-capitalist Resistance Intelligible: Reading Queer Childhood in the Ruins of Neoliberalism
In challenging normative social relations, queer cultural studies has shied away from deploying historical materialist theoretical tools. My research addresses this gap by drawing these two literatures into conversation. I do so by investigating how global economic relations provide an allegorical …
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'So many ways of being better': Contemporary US fiction and cultures of self-help
… late capitalist privatization, but, at the same time, they find unique aesthetic, philosophical, and political opportunities in holding the multiple and contradictory practices of self-help in tension. The first two chapters consider how late-1990s writers engage with and enact performances of …