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Volume 13, Issue 4
October 1, 2007
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ISSN 1064-2684
EISSN 1527-9375
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Monique Wittig: At the Crossroads of Criticism

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MONIQUE WITTIG'S MATERIALIST UTOPIA AND RADICAL CRITIQUE
Brad Epps; Jonathan Katz
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THINKING WITTIG'S DIFFERENCES: “Or, Failing That, Invent”
Alice Jardine
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“I HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR GLOTTIS”: The Fleshy Syntax, Ethical Irony, and Queer Intimacy of Monique Wittig's Le corps lesbien
Seth Clark Silberman
View articletitled, “I HAVE ACCESS TO YOUR GLOTTIS”<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">The Fleshy Syntax, Ethical Irony, and Queer Intimacy of Monique Wittig's <em>Le corps lesbien</em></span>
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FROM THE STRAIGHT MIND TO QUEER THEORY: Implications for Political Movement
Diane Griffin Crowder
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UN-REMEMBERING MONIQUE WITTIG
Robyn Wiegman
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WITTIG'S MATERIAL PRACTICE: Universalizing a Minority Point of View
Judith Butler
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WITTIG IN AZTLÁN
Sandra K. Soto
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THE LITERARY WORKSHOP: An Excerpt
Monique Wittig
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THE GARDEN
Monique Wittig
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Book Review

RELIGION TROUBLE
Mark D. Jordan
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Books in Brief

A DAY AT THE SPA
Madhavi Menon
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SEVERELY QUEER THEORY
Ellen Samuels
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WHAT'S QUEER ABOUT TANGIER
Margaux Cowden
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RETHINKING REBELLION IN THE 1950S
Sarah E. Chinn
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GETTING IT TWISTED
Zachary Lamm
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CHANGING TRANSGENDER POLITICS
Amy L. Stone
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GOTHIC SEXUALITIES
Christine E. Coffman
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THE LIMIT OF QUEER THEORY
Iain Morland
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MONIQUE WITTIG AND THE REVOLUTION OF PRONOUNS
Laure Murat
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Announcement

Announcement
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About the Contributors

About the Contributors
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