.... Taken together, they remind us that our varied attempts to label, describe, and explain gender and sexuality—to define them, knit them together, and tug them apart—have a complex history shaped and stamped by the particular contexts in which they evolved. The two historical texts pry us out...

... the “window poems” of queer New York School poet James Schuyler. In these poems, Schuyler documents small and large forms of urban transformation from his Manhattan apartment during the 1950s and 1960s. Schuyler’s poems, Knittle argues, model strategies for how to identify the obsolescence of normative space...

... their lives and livelihoods escape state surveillance, phobic publics, and legal obstacles to self-determination. This article attempts to craft a utopian pyramid, first comparing the rhetorics of No Future , Cruising Utopia , and Preciado's Apartment on Uranus for some versions of still-emergent and nascent...

..., we had not made much progress on the show, so I went to see her in Chicago. Greer’s one-room Chicago apartment was amazing and awful. She had painted the ceiling blue with stars, and her figures peopled the space everywhere. Seen together, all of her characters resembled Greer in one way...

...Patricia White Lesbianism, Cinema, Space: The Sexual Life of Apartments Lee Wallace New York: Routledge , 2009 . xii + 202 pp . Duke University Press 2010 Patricia White is professor of film and media studies at Swarthmore College. Books in Brief “Step Right Up, Come...

... and institutionalization you are pointing to—I say it's about Filipino gay immigrants, migration and sexuality, and other forms of “homosexual” identities and categories. There's a chapter where I talk about a small studio apartment, whose interiors mimic the tortured path of a Filipino “gay” man: the tortured path...

... in which they individually or together must care for Spence or Simon (or Verdell, during Simon’s hospitalization), their affection and love for each other are ulti- mately and inevitably consolidated. Melvin lives in a Manhattan apartment and, at the beginning of the film...

... Bibler’s attention to the “high canon” of southern literature — Porter’s The Old Order, Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom! and Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof — ensures that southernists will read this important book, it is his attention to less-studied texts that sets the book apart...

... canon” of southern literature — Porter’s The Old Order, Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom! and Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof — ensures that southernists will read this important book, it is his attention to less-studied texts that sets the book apart. For instance, Bibler’s...

... the book apart. For instance, Bibler’s bravura reading of “queer black fraternity” in Styron’s The Confessions of Nat Turner and Bontemps’s Black Thunder is alone worth the price of admission. Brushing aside the pieties and provocations of Styron’s critical reception, Bibler...

... canon” of southern literature — Porter’s The Old Order, Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom! and Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof — ensures that southernists will read this important book, it is his attention to less-studied texts that sets the book apart. For instance, Bibler’s...

... canon” of southern literature — Porter’s The Old Order, Faulkner’s Absalom, Absalom! and Williams’s Cat on a Hot Tin Roof — ensures that southernists will read this important book, it is his attention to less-studied texts that sets the book apart. For instance, Bibler’s...

... apartment, commenting on the lingering odor: “It was a slight smell, sour, but also partly sweet. It was the smell of Rick’s sweat” (8). She sets out to clean the apartment, beginning as usual in the kitchen, but fi nds that she cannot: “[She] turned around and stood in the hall...

... dated a butcher from East Boston who invited me to his two-room apartment one night, where I found that he lived with his mother and that we had to have sex silently as she snored in the next room. I can recall following a swarthy Italian man back to his...

... hierarchy of white supremacy. Beside You in Time does these things as well, but it stands apart by focusing less explicitly on religious practices than on what Freeman terms “sense methods.” Her case studies of these sense methods include religious practices of the nineteenth-century United States...

...” and “reasonableness” depends upon a presentation so that, strictly speaking, they do not come to exist apart from the presentation that bears them; to “bear” them, moreover, is not to be an accidental vehicle for their articulation but to constitute a precondition...

... critique, black feminist theory, and women of color feminisms. This book is for those who want to engage Asian racialization within queer of color critique, who want their academic scholarship with the use of the second person and a Drake shout- out, who want to feel party to, even if apart from...

... with a headscarf, the other without, gaze at graffiti on an apartment building that reads Ays¸e Fatma y Seviyor, while a third woman, hidden in the semidarkness of the ground floor flat, peeks out at them discreetly. The homoerotic message of the graffiti in contrast with the women s conventional clothing...

... . Billboard, Hennepin Avenue South at 27th Street . Minneapolis : Greystone Properties . Elan Uptown . 2015b . “ Escape Ordinary Living: Experience Uptown Living in Our Minneapolis Apartments .” www.elanuptown.com . Elan Uptown . 2015c . “ View Floorplans .” elanuptown.com...

.... Instead, apart from the grating of sneakers and soles on the pavement, there is nothing but deafening silence in the middle of the impersonal sensorial morass of city life. I am walking down Thirteenth Street in Greenwich Village. It is past mid- night. I just heard about the so- called...