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... feminist and queer theories (post-1968) ethnic studies multiculturalism postcolonialism liberation ...

... A close reading of the impact of sexual violence on the friendship at the heart of Elena Ferrante’s popular novels. feminist literary criticism sexual violence friendship queer theory ...

... Chapter 1 includes writing done by Jill Johnston that emphasizes generalizable claims. Pieces focus on both dance and gender, and these include works published in Dance Observer in the 1950s and the Village Voice in the 1960s and 1970s. feminist theory queer theory dance theory ...

... of power, then syntheses can mitigate that design. Third World studies can embrace elements of feminist and queer theories, (post-1968) ethnic studies, critical theory, and poststructuralism to find common ground for discursive and material solidarities. Liberation is not a destination but a direction...

... of power, then syntheses can mitigate that design. Third World studies can find common ground with women’s and queer studies and post-1968 ethnic studies across the contrived, imposed divides of race, gender, sexuality, class, and nation. feminist theory queer theories pan-Africanism borderlands...

.... Calafell and Johnson then discuss some of Johnson’s selected intertextual references, the politics of ethnography, and the pedagogical function of Johnson’s work. Johnson culminates the interview by discussing the interanimation of queer theory and performance practice. black feminism Strange Fruit...

...Reading the Map of Our Bodies The preface frames the book as sharing vital tools from the feminist bookstore movement with contemporary queer antiracist feminist activists and activist theorists working toward feminist accountability. Bookwomen created and developed a vital practice...

...Foundations<subtitle>Queer Anthropology's Contested Genealogies</subtitle> Emerging from the long Black intellectual tradition, radical Black lesbian feminist work anticipates (and to some degree mitigates) some of the thorny epistemological, ethical, and aesthetic questions...

... selected intertextual references, the politics of ethnography, and the pedagogical function of Johnson’s work. Johnson culminates the interview by discussing the interanimation of queer theory and performance practice. black feminism Strange Fruit queer theory performance ...

... as a given was not adequate to dealing with queer sexuality, and so queer studies had to strike out from its maternal feminist home. In turn, to imagine the figure of the trans person independently of sexuality, trans studies had to take a little distance from queer studies. Gender might no longer be just...

... The introduction situates the work of the book within critical feminist theories of monogamy and feminist conversations about science and its proper objects. It explains how the book’s objects of inquiry, primary sources, and critical methodologies contribute to a naturecultural approach...

... and initial release. The chapter draws on queer feminist theory's espousal of anachronism and queer Asian film studies' attentiveness to translation and vernacularization to reflect on the chronologically inappropriate terminology willfully wielded by queer feminist analyses of older works. It also teases out...

... imageries of femininity that issue from masculine and patriarchal frames of reference. At the same time, such imagery has always been unstable and may be even more so now, as new feminist, queer, and trans theory reexamines and refigures how “gender” works in human realms and beyond. gender nature...

... This chapter represents the culmination of Anzaldúa’s intellectual-ontological-political journey; illustrates her theory of autohistoria-teoría and her aesthetics; and extends her previous work in feminist theory. Building on her earlier theories of “el mundo zurdo” (1970s), “the new mestiza...

... This chapter explores the intersections of critical race studies and affect studies in order to place the ordinary life of racialized experience at the center of the affective turn. Additionally, the chapter focuses on the migration of critical race theory and queer feminist affect theory...

... Counterculture ; and Starhawk's Dreaming the Dark —I explore the hypothesis that these histories theorize an esoteric politics that overlaps with contemporary work on feminist “new materialisms.” Drawing on decolonial theory and queer of color critique, I diverge from both new materialisms and these feminist...

... and queer perspectives must be brought to bear on ontological questions about the neurobiological body. This chapter and the book as a whole argue for the material-semiotic complexity of embrained embodiment. social neuroscience materialism complex embodiment feminist critiques of science affect...