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...Jonathan D. Katz Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 JOHN CAGE’S QUEER SILENCE; OR, HOW TO AVOID MAKING MATTERS W 0 R S E Jonathan D. Katz To know of some is good; but for the rest, silence is to be praised. -Ser Brunetto Latini...

...Joseph Pizza This article explores John Cage's “62 Mesostics re Merce Cunningham,” a love poem dedicated to the poet's longtime partner. Though scholars of Cage's writing and music tend to ignore the queer context in which his work was created, this study attempts to reconcile the poet's art...

... Duchamp, and John Cage (1998).The first tenured faculty member in gay and lesbian studies in the nation, Katz also founded and chairs the Harvey Milk Institute, the largest queer studies institute in the world. A longtime queer political activist, he was a cofounder of Queer Nation, San Fran...

... Copyright © 1999 by Duke University Press 1999 Jndex to Uoeume5 Articles Allatson, Paul Katz, Jonathan D. “Siempre Feliz en Mi Falda”: John Cage’s Queer Silence; or, Luis Alfaro’s Simulative Challenge How to Avoid...

... of Chicago Press. He is coauthor with Moira Roth of Difference/Indifference: Musings on Postmodernism, Marcel Duchamp, and John Cage (1998) and author of over twenty articles and book chapters trans- lated into seven languages. An activist academic, Katz cofounded Queer Nation San Francisco...

... for the inclusion of composers like Samuel Barber, John Cage, and Lou Harrison in the present group, but I view them as occu- pying skirting circles, as I do (for example) William Flanagan, Donald Fuller, Robert Helps, Lee Hoiby, Colin McPhee, Gian Carlo Menotti...

... such familiar figures as the female impersonator Julian Eltinge, Mat- tachine founder Harry Hay, ONE cofounder Dale Jennings, and the avant-­garde composer John Cage. Yet Hurewitz’s study offers far more than a dynamic profile of a community that fostered art, communism, and homosexuality in seemingly...

... and the South African Asylum System .” Transgender Studies Quarterly 4 , no. 1 : 61 – 72 . Chatterjee Partha . 2004 . The Politics of the Governed: Reflections on Popular Politics in Most of the World . New York : Columbia University Press . Comaroff Jean Comaroff John L. 2011...

... Frantz . 1963 . The Wretched of the Earth . New York : Grove . Ferguson Roderick . 2012 . The Reorder of Things: The University and Its Pedagogies of Minority Difference . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Franklin John Hope , and Schweninger Loren . 2000...

... Ee Jongyeon John Kuscera 2014 . “ Brown at Sixty: Great Progress, a Long Retreat, and an Uncertain Future .” The Civil Rights Project , UCLA . civilrightsproject.ucla.edu/research/k-12-education/integration-and-diversity/brown-at-60-great-progress-a-long-retreat-and-an-uncertain-future...

... and Community . London: Taylor & Francis, 1994a . Altman , Dennis . “Political Sexualities: Meanings and Identities in the Time of AIDS.” Conceiving Sexuality . Ed. Gagnon, John, and Richard Parker. New York: Routledge, 1994 . 97 -106. “Anjaree—Towards Lesbian Visibility.” The Nation...

.../entertainment/movies/la-et-mn-laff-free-cece-documentary-20160525-snap-story.html . Bey Marquis . 2019 . Them Goon Rules: Fugitive Essays on Radical Black Feminism . Tucson : University of Arizona Press . Braz Rose . 2006 . “ Kindler, Gentler, Gender Responsive Cages: Prison Expansion...

... swung a child around a prickle bush by his penis, and that he put children in cages with lions and buried them in graveyards” (435). Given the fanciful nature of such testimony, it is impossible to determine on that basis alone that Ellis actu- ally committed any of the deeds...

... as a threat to whiteness from within whiteness, since the prison functions as a zone of containment to protect whiteness and white innocence, then Kitty Jayne's incarceration is an effect of the white supremacist logic of the prison. 6. John Wojtowicz, who in 1972 attempted to rob a bank in Brooklyn...

... SCIENTIFIC FASCINATION WITH QUEER ANIMALS 165 hypothalamus, researchers in that study had surgically oblated or damaged it in six of the subjects and had used the remaining five as a control population. They had then placed each male in a small cage with an estrous female to see if they would mate...

..., literary history, and readings of capital- ism. While Gayle Rubin, Jeffrey Weeks, Guy Hocquenghem, and John D’Emilio note the intimate connections between the developments of industrial production and the developments of gay and lesbian identities, only more recently has there been a concerted...

... objectives in terms of prison reform, long considered a worthy object of government attention. Prison reform movements had become a staple of British political life since the 1770s, when John Howard published The State of the Prison in England and Wales.8 The Home Department...

... narrative to organize its meaning. The seventy-minute dance is performed in three sections; the music is by Stravinsky, Cage, and the contemporary Latvian com- poser Peteris Vasks. Much has been said about We Set Out Early’s abstractness; given Jones’s emphatic addressing of social issues previously, his...

... such interaction, Foucault discusses the need to divide prison populations, describing cells “like so many cages, so many small theaters, in which each actor is alone, perfectly indi- vidualized.”14 The prisoner “is seen, but . . . does not see; . . . is the object of infor- mation, but never a subject...

... before HUAC were given over to a monomaniacal pursuit of revolutionary dance forms (Dances at a Gathering, The Cage, Brahms/Handel, and a hundred more), with only an occasional foray into musical theater (most notably West Side Story, Gypsy, and Fiddler on the Roof...