... queer phenomenology experimental writing dance criticism lesbian feminism ...

... The introduction provides an overview of Jill Johnston as a writer, with an emphasis on her attention to the sensorial and her commitment to experimentation. queer phenomenology experimental writing dance criticism lesbian feminism ...

... practices encountered already in the previous chapter, “Trick Drive.” The text here explores the phenomenology of the trans body's ambiguities and its “many-handed hunger.” What can a body come to viscerally know by taking the knife into its own hand(s)? trans knowledge surgery BDSM autotheory...

... often shape one’s phenomenological experience of it. In this sense, both Delany’s novel and Butler’s oft-cited passage on drag in Gender Trouble suffer from similar forms of mischaracterization, which equate gender electivity and performativity with freedom from (gender) identity. Samuel Delany...

... Chapter 2 examines the resonance between feminism and naturalized (and neuro-) philosophy in theories of the embodied mind. Both literatures challenge dominant accounts of neurocognition as disembodied and abstract, and draw from pragmatist and phenomenological ideas of engaged, practical...

... of marking and organizing time. Turning to Deborah Miranda’s Bad Indians as an example, while drawing on queer studies and phenomenology to think everyday affect, the chapter investigates how Native forms of storytelling (re)conceptualize temporality while also expressing forms of temporal experience...

... Chapter 7, “Songs in Madtime: Madness, Black Music, and Metaphysical Syncopation,” forwards a theory of madtime, a transgressive temporality coinciding with flows and phenomenologies of madness. It comprises the quick time of mania; the slow time of depression; the infinite and ecstatic now...