... George Whitefield confessional writing Onanism sexuality history of the book ...

... earlier sermons, diaries, and extracts. By incorporating Onanism and theatricality into Protestant print confessional traditions thematizing relapse and authorizing penitential publicity, Whitefield developed himself as a “sexual character” for whom individual bodily acts, including Onanism, writing...

... earlier sermons, diaries, and extracts. By incorporating Onanism and theatricality into Protestant print confessional traditions thematizing relapse and authorizing penitential publicity, Whitefield developed himself as a “sexual character” for whom individual bodily acts, including Onanism, writing...

..., a confessional refusal, a desire for facelessness? And how might someone’s Blackness muddy the already muddy waters of gender alignment, that uneven epidermis indexical of an anoriginal lawlessness lacerative of the “cis” of cisgender, intimate with the “trans” of transgender? Black feminism Foucault...

... This chapter delves into the web series “Ask Chuleta,” created and performed by Nuyorican artist Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz between 2006 and 2013. Chuleta, a young female artist from the Bronx, records confessional-style vlogs on YouTube to bridge gaps and build communities within the art world. She...

... and are not trans(gender) in a sense that registers with how such an identity is made tentatively legible, so what claim do cis people have to a gendered subjectivity that is in fact a nonconfession, a confessional refusal, a desire for facelessness? And how might someone’s Blackness muddy the already muddy waters...

... Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz between 2006 and 2013. Chuleta, a young female artist from the Bronx, records confessional-style vlogs on YouTube to bridge gaps and build communities within the art world. She challenges the mainstream art world’s biases and hypocrisies, particularly in terms of race, gender...