... . Trans. Bernard and Schutze, Caroline. New York: Semiotexte, 1988 . Bazin , André. What is Cinema? Trans. Gray, Hugh. 2 vols . Berkeley and Los Angeles: U of California P, 1967 -71. Bellamy , Dodie . “Digression as Power: Dennis Cooper and the Aesthetics of Distance.” Mirage 1...

... against and beyond Capitalism .” Community Development Journal 49 , no. 1 : i92 – i105 . Cavalli Lauren . 2016 . “ Google Deletes Dennis Cooper’s Blog, Erasing Years of Artistic Output .” Artforum.com , July 13 . artforum.com/news/id=62177 . Cooper Dennis . n.d. “ Fax...

...Ela Przybylo; Danielle Cooper This article works on two axes: first, employing queer archiving to push at the parameters of what might “count” as asexuality, and second, addressing feminist and queer inattentiveness to asexuality through rethinking queerness from asexual perspectives. We argue...

...Lydia R. Cooper Two-Spirit and specific indigenous non-binary and nonmonogamous or heterosexual identities, kinships, and community structures are fully distinct from EuroWestern LGBTQ+ identities — and to blur the lines is to reenact histories of colonial erasure, no matter how well-meaning...

... as a “security threat” and the Palestinian's forced cooperation function as pretexts for underlying hidden and forbidden (homoerotic) desire, here exposed as the subtext of a toxic national conflict sealed in heteronormative sexual perceptions of masculinity and its absence. Duke University Press 2010...

.... This essay draws together inaugural and contemporary queer theoretical preoccupations with temporality by focusing on two late-nineteenth-century les- bian poets whose writing is structured by complex adjudications of time and era. Katharine Bradley (1846 – 1914) and Edith Cooper...

... 2014 Index to Volume 20 Articles Nash, Jennifer C. Black Anality  439 – 60 Cooper, Danielle Ochoa, Marcia See Przybylo, Ela See Holland, Sharon P. DeVun, Leah...

... at every step. Fundamental to this analysis is BOOKS IN BRIEF 675 a commitment to contemporary discourses of the commons, of “the cooperative relationships that exceed what capital can harvest” (xvii). One of the book’s most compelling chapters...

...Aimee Carrillo Rowe Zines in Third Space: Radical Cooperation and Borderlands Rhetorics . Licona Adela . Albany : State University of New York Press , 2012 . xiv + 191 pp . © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 BOOKS IN BRIEF...

... in downtown “vice” districts across the United States. According to the novelist John Rechy, hustlers rioted at Cooper's Do-nuts, a twenty-four-hour coffee shop in downtown Los Angeles, after police raided the establishment in the late 1950s (Faderman and Timmons 2006 : 1). Historian Marc Stein ( 2000 : 245...

... by Eisenstein Zillah R. , 362 – 72 . New York : Monthly Review Press . Cooper Melinda . 2017 . Family Values: Between Neoliberalism and the New Social Conservatism . New York : Zone Books . Dalla Costa Mariarosa . 1972 . “ Women and the Subversion of Community .” In The Power...

... and upcoming publications have looked at satire and protest, negative societal mobilization and returns of the repressed, Camp in (post)Soviet pop culture, and nostalgia, memory, and nationhood. Lydia R. Cooper is associate professor of contemporary American and Native Ameri- can literature at Creighton...

... 2014 About the Contributors Howard Chiang is assistant professor of modern Chinese history at the University of Warwick, UK. He is the editor of Transgender China (2012), Queer Sinophone Cultures (2013, with Ari Larissa Heinrich), and the journal Cultural History. Danielle Cooper...

... to determine a queer critic’s legitimacy? In her insightful reflections on the role of bisexuals and straights for queer theory, Sarah Cooper suggests an ethical theory of the reading process as an approach to the question. In favor of the mobility of the queer project but con...

... sources. She was a 2008 Tribeca Institute Fellow, a Sundance Institute Screenwriting and Directors Lab Fellow. Her producer, Nekisa Cooper, got support from Film Independent where she was a Project Involve and Fast Track grant recipient, which provide a unique opportunity for underrepresented...

... story. My body is not cooperating with what I need to accomplish, with how I want to live. At thirty, when I was first diagnosed with fibromyalgia, I thought, “Fuck, I have one of those damn lesbian whiny diseases.” I wanted no part of it and spent ten thousand dollars...

... because the dan- gerous nature of the work requires close cooperation. Balay argues that recent technological changes have further blurred the division between public and pri- vate. Workers now have more free time during which they talk about their home life, sex, and drinking. Ironically...

... sup- port, repeated use of the courts by the group, access to legal expertise, publicity, and cooperation from like-minded groups (Epstein 12-13). Most 314 studies suggest that interest groups have been largely successful in employing a litigation strategy to attain their goals...

...: Radical Cooperation and Borderlands Rhetorics Adela Licona Albany: State University of New York Press, 2012. xiv + 191 pp. Materially and affectively vexed, borders are forged through violence even as the poetics and practices they generate transmute trauma into a resource for social, political...

... of the Service Employees International Union, the openly lesbian Henry went on to become SEIU president in 2010. In the third chapter, Frank moves outside the workplace and the union to explore ways that the trade union and LGBT movements have cooperated. Two of her most...