Search Results for disobedience

... Erin . 2022 . “ Beyond (and Before) the Transnational Turn: Recovering Civil Disobedience as Decolonizing Praxis .” Democratic Theory 9 , no. 2 : 11 – 36 . von Redecker Eva . 2014 . “ Vorgriff mit Nachdruck. Zu den queeren Bedingungen zivilen Ungehorsams ” (“A Forceful Anticipation...

... and taught us to see that revolutions are built from disobedience. Dancing is political, love is political, affection is political, and finding ourselves among so many sisters, older women, adults, youngsters, adolescents, and girls, our high-heeled strut will continue to provoke the writing and rewriting...

... suspects to mainland China. 7 Like the Umbrella Movement, these protests were quelled by the Hong Kong police, but they have exposed the existence of the longue durée of the Movement, the way its ephemeral sideways phases can erupt into overt civil disobedience from quieter forms of discontent...

... on the whole a bulwark of sanity and rationality” (AIDS and Its Metaphors 169)-but with the “essence” of homosexuality itself. THE REMRD FOR FlllAl DISOBEDIENCE Sontag is not the first to forgo the pleasures of narrative, in name if not deed, for a muse more rigorous. The Freud of Dora...

..., middle-class) respectability. 32 “To live, then, according to the logic of bastardy, is an act of disobedience,” says Carolyn Kraus ( 2003 : 197). Allison ( 1994 : 23–24) explains: “My sexual identity is intimately constructed by my class and regional background, and much of the hatred directed at my...

... at Cooper’s Donuts (1959), the acts of civil disobedience at Dewey’s lunch counter (1965), and the direct action against the police at the Compton’s Cafeteria riot (1966). Stryker also does not try to reclaim these events or certain key figures as necessarily “ours” in transgender history as others...

...), the acts of civil disobedience at Dewey’s lunch counter (1965), and the direct action against the police at the Compton’s Cafeteria riot (1966). Stryker also does not try to reclaim these events or certain key figures as necessarily “ours” in transgender history as others have tried to, for example...

... at Cooper’s Donuts (1959), the acts of civil disobedience at Dewey’s lunch counter (1965), and the direct action against the police at the Compton’s Cafeteria riot (1966). Stryker also does not try to reclaim these events or certain key figures as necessarily “ours” in transgender history as others...

... in transgender activism seen in the street fighting at Cooper’s Donuts (1959), the acts of civil disobedience at Dewey’s lunch counter (1965), and the direct action against the police at the Compton’s Cafeteria riot (1966). Stryker also does not try to reclaim these events or certain key figures...

..., emphasis added) of an already growing militancy in transgender activism seen in the street fighting at Cooper’s Donuts (1959), the acts of civil disobedience at Dewey’s lunch counter (1965), and the direct action against the police at the Compton’s Cafeteria riot (1966). Stryker also does not try...

... Disobedience . Edited by Meyer Michael . New York : Penguin . ———. 2001 . Collected Essays and Poems . Edited by Witherell Elizabeth Hall . New York : Library of America . Walcott Rinaldo . 2007 . “Somewhere Out There: The New Black Queer Theory.” In Blackness and Sexualities...

... Iberoamericana 4 , no. 3 : i – xiii . Critical Art Ensemble . 1996 . Electronic Civil Disobedience and Other Unpopular Ideas . Brooklyn, NY : Autonomedia . Darms Lisa . 2014 . The Riot Grrrl Collection . New York : Feminist Press at CUNY . Deleuze Gilles Guattari Félix...

...- tive contact with their queer carnales of any gender and/or rendered alternatively, positively legible by strategically and happily disobedient queer reading practices. Soto, unlike Rodríguez, ventures briefly outside Chican@ studies in her book’s epilogue to consider how...

... Back, Fight AIDS features documents of ACT UP’s most famous actions: civil disobedience and arrests at the group’s first action on Wall Street (1987); Vito Russo’s speech during the Nine Days of Protest in Albany (1988); spirited chant practices at a packed LGBT Community...

..., God bound man’s spirit to the flesh, which “by its disobedience [testifies] against the disobedience of man.” After eating the fruit forbidden them, Adam and Eve suddenly know “their members warring against their will . . . a shameless novelty which made nakedness indecent” (14.17).50...

... of drag, it refuses to participate in the potential reification of the transformistas as objects of fascination, nor does it remain content to simply enjoy the spectacles presented. In this sense, it shares something of the “ambivalent disobedience” that Judith Butler attributes...

..., employing civil disobedience and raucous demonstrations to raise awareness and influence policy changes. By 1992, however, the direct-action AIDS movement began to decline, in part due to a shifting landscape enabled by legal and social openings for some LGBTQ people (Gould 2009 : 303...

... threatens an order that is always working to perfect its modes of capture, but this normative order never fully arrives. Its totality is a wish undone by countless practices of fugitivity, refusal, disobedience, sabotage, resistance, or mundane practices of disregard. It can take the form of the parent...

... configuration of that event. The archive’s polyvocality allows us to “see” and “hear” more in that videotape — how other participating members of ACT UP became a body to support Bob’s determination to protest according to his own timetable. In ACT UP, civil disobedience training...

...) norms for life, they also offer a compelling argument about the use of death. Flight, nonclosure, suspension: all become forms of disobedient action that enable an interruption of the various nar- rative frames trying to wrench us into existence, into a way of being that is and is not us. The suicide...