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... A llen Reid. U ncrow ned Queens Institute fo r Research and Education on Women, Inc. U niversity o f Buffalo. 29 October 2006 < httpw w w .buffalo.edu/uncrownedqueens Barthes, Roland. Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography.Trans. Richard Howard. NewYork: Hill and Wang, 1981. . Im age M u sic...

... grappling w ith an elusive representational and cultural history in order to draw bisexuality onto the stage of contemporary discourse and to effect a conceptual change. Maria San Filippo UCLA NOTES O td . in Henry Jenkins, Textual Poachers:Television Fans and Participatory Culture (NewYork: Routledge, 1992...

... Center, 2001) 2. 2W alter Benjamin, "The W ork of A rt in the Age o f Mechanical Reproduction," in Illuminations, trans. H. Zohn, ed. w ith intro, by Hannah A rendt (NY: Schocken, 1969) 224. 3 Roland Barthes, C a m e r a Lucida (NewYork: Hill and W ang, 1981) 9. 4 Marco Breuer, "(O utward Manifestation...

... form ations of gay and lesbian com m unities in fixed locations, gay neighborhoods or "gay villages" in urban centers such as Manchester, NewYork, or San Francisco.9 M ore often than not, the term "q ue er" in these form ulations of queer space operates as a synonym for identities, m ostly gay, som...

... York: Continuum , 2004); Jorge J. E. Gracia, M el Gibson's Passion and Philosophy: The Cross, the Questions, the C ontroversy(Chicago: Open Court, 2004); J. Shawn Landres and Michael Berenbaum, A fte r The Passion is Gone: Am erican Religious Consequences (NewYork: Alta Mira Press, 2004); M iram ax...

... of individuals and the importance of Chicano/Chicana M ovem ent credentials.13 To be sure, some Mexican American w riters like John Rechy, author o f City o f Night, and Richard Vasquez, author of Chicano, w ho actually drew the attention o f NewYork publishers, were consistently om itted from most studies...

... bar or café.1 Chauncey concerns him self prim arily w ith the gay subculture o f NewYork City; he tells us, however, that "Paris and Berlin hosted gay and lesbian subcultures even larger than New York's in the early twentieth century."2 Berlin was a center of sexological research, while hom osexuality...

... argaret Walker, Jubilee {1966; Boston and NewYork: Manner, 1999) 151. 2Kathryn Bond Stockton, Beautiful Bottom , B eautiful Shame: Where "Black" M eets "Q u eer" (Durham: Duke UR 2006). 3See Houston A. Baker, Jr., Blues, Ideology, and A fro-Am erican Literature: A Vernacular Theory (1984; Chicago: U o f...

..." sites such as Palm Springs, NewYork, and Miami in adver­ tisements about local circuit parties. The integration of real-time teletechnology into the everyday lives o f gay Filipinos in the postcolonial city collapses the distance between Manila and these other, distant sites, mak­ ing possible...

... is a NewYork based artist and writer. She holds a BA from Colum bia University, where she studied Anthropology and Visual Arts, and an MPhil in Anthropology and Historical Studies from The New School for Social Research. She is currently com pleting her doctorate in Environm ental Psychology at CUNY Graduate...

... understanding of cultural expression in the ever-expanding global circuit. Ed Chamberlain Indiana University NOTES 'Isabel Hoving, "Rem aining W here You Are: Kincaid and Glissant on Space and Knowledge," M obilizing Place, Placing M o b ility (NewYork: Rodopi, 2002) 136-37. J a m a ic a Kincaid, M y Garden...

.... Geoffrey Winthrop-Young and Michael Wutz (Stanford: Stanford UP, 1999) 3. 2 Susan Sontag, On Photography (1973; NewYork: Picador, 1977) 14-15. 3 "Report, n Oxford English Dictionary, 1989, U of Colorado Lib., 28 Oct. 2007 <www.oed.com 4 H. G. Wells, The War o f the Worlds (1898; NewYork: The Modern Library...

... illiam J. Short, 3 vols. (NewYork: New City Press, 2000), 1.127. 5 G iorgio Agam ben, "Project fo r a Review," in Infancy and History: On the Destruction o f Experience, trans. Liz Heron (London: Verso, 2007), 160. 6 Francis o f Assisi, 127. 7 M arguerite Porete, The Mirror o f Simple Souls, trans. Ellen...

... and Major Prose, ed. Merritt Y. Hughes (NewYork: Odyssey, 1957) 125, line 186. 2 Robert Pinsky, The Sounds o f Poetry; A Brief Guide (NewYork: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1998) 4. In exploring the manifold ways in which poetry exploits sound, Pinsky offers arguments and illustrations that are sometimes...

... the transsexual protagonist, bisexual teen boy, trans­ gender suburbanites, homosexual redneck trucker, Navaho rancher, WASP m other and Jewish father, Transamerica is as deliberately m ulti-cultural as the Village People, whose 1979 album Go West charts the film 's own narrative telos, from NewYork to Los...

...Seth Koven An eln R o u n d ta b le M att H oulbrook, Queer London: Perils and Pleasures in the Sexual M etropolis, 9 8- 957 (Chicago: U niversity o f Chicago Press, 2005). In t r o d u c t io n SETH KOVEN L ondon has fina lly caught up w ith NewYork. Matt Houlbrook's panoramic, provoca­ tive...

... quickly adjusted my expectations and began to appreciate the results of Matt Houlbrook's painstaking research, especially in the police files and court records. For w hat he has accom­ plished is to bring to life, as George Chauncey did for NewYork, a vibrant if dangerous urban w orld in which men sought...

... Langdon Coburn on the NewYork Edition fro n tis p ie c e s began in e arly 1906, w h e n J a m e s w h o had m et C oburn in N ew York the previous A p ril invited the tw e n ty-tw o year old p ho tographer to Rye fo r the express purpose ofproducing a portrait fo r the Edition. James was pleased w ith...

... ith an A lfre d S tie g litz " (Letter to M ary W arner M oore). Already "p in in g fo r a chance to leave 'the kittens m y classm ates' at their play and see if th in g s w e re n 't done anyw here in the rig ht w a y (except at home M oore found this glim pse o f the NewYork avant-garde tantalizing...

....14 Scott, who had been col­ lecting border ballads all through the 1790s, now encouraged Irving to explore folklore in general.15 Irving had in fact already begun experimenting w ith American material on his own, in Salm agundi and A History o f NewYork, but the prim ary language for folklore...