... . Producing Desire: Changing Sexual Discourse in the Ottoman Middle East, 1500–1900 . Berkeley : University of California Press . queer archives queer archiving İstanbul Ansiklopedisi Ottoman history homoeroticism in cross-cultural contexts Middle Eastern sexuality © 2017 by Duke University...

... positions is called into question by the use of cross-dressing as the vehicle for Mirtillo’s erotic access. How hetero is Amaryllis’s desire if, in the prehistory of the painting and more explicitly in the play, she has believed this fabulous kisser to be a woman...

... of “change.” In this essay I provide a historical perspective to our understanding of Southeast Asian gender/sex cate- gories by tracing shifts in discourses in Thailand.5 Detailed study of this complex society may considerably enhance our cross-cultural understanding of the con...

..., aesthetic, historical, political, social) that operate in these cross-­ cultural encounters — imaginary or real. The Homoerotics of Orientalism blurs, rather than emphasizes, the cultural differences and neat demarcations used to produce the East or the West. Work- ing...

... of homosexual relations as typically a cross-­age and cross-­class phenomenon in the late imperial period. However, it is important to be mindful of the nature of Vitiello’s sources, which are stories predominantly pornographic in nature. Pornographic fictions easily lent themselves...

... cautions against a recuperative mode of scholarship that conscripts the lonely, oppressed queers of the past into a progress narrative that, in turn, converts homosexual shame into gay and lesbian pride. She holds that the dominant models for describing “queer cross-­historical...

... might expect, then, that changes in the social articulation of male bonds might affect the meanings of male intimacy with women—and indeed they did. Just as the sodomite became identifiable as a per- version of normative cross-sex alliance, so such alliances increasingly relied...

... at the mainstream Toronto International Film Festival were in a fury over being forced to sit through these heterosexual ceremonies. There was little room for modulation with this crowd. QUEER PUBLICITY 81 Eventually, trouble crossed the gender...

... of queerness so as to position itself in relation to political, economic, and cultural expressions of heteronormative masculinity. In the culture of the 1940s, when rehabilitation became a nationalistic enterprise, these disabled cross-dressers were just what the doctor ordered. Inspecting the Troops...

... queer identities and force us to rethink sexuality in a specific national, religious, and cultural context. Distinctly local in their imag- ery yet globally recognizable in their homoeroticism, these images speak at once to a Turkish audience and to a global queer audience, though with slightly dif...

.... Finally, later in 1824, Anne received a note from a woman named Miss Mackenzie that asked: “Êtes-vous Achilles?” This question is probably meant to imply a comparison between Lister and the cross-dressed Achilles in the court of Lycomedes, but Mackenzie may also be alluding...

..., eds., Queer Iberia: Sexualities, Cultures, and Crossings from the Middle Ages to the Renais- sance (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1999). 32. Epp (238) cites Richard Rambuss’s critique of Leo Steinberg and other historians who study Christ’s...

... of incestuous and same-sex ties. Freud says the problems a wife encounters while trying to preserve a first marriage still come from relations with mother; the marriage problems the husband faces cross the heart of the couple and hail from father. Freud’s double reading of the taboos on virginity...

... through memory’s mediation. Backward Glances is a must-­read for anyone interested in cross-­cultural studies of sexuality and theories of queer temporality. Its true impact is something only time will tell, but I anticipate that critics will soon find the insights of Backward Glances forward...

... through memory’s mediation. Backward Glances is a must-­read for anyone interested in cross-­cultural studies of sexuality and theories of queer temporality. Its true impact is something only time will tell, but I anticipate that critics will soon find the insights of Backward Glances forward...

... why love between women must be represented as temporally anterior and available only through memory’s mediation. Backward Glances is a must-­read for anyone interested in cross-­cultural studies of sexuality and theories of queer temporality. Its true impact is something only time will tell...

... why love between women must be represented as temporally anterior and available only through memory’s mediation. Backward Glances is a must-­read for anyone interested in cross-­cultural studies of sexuality and theories of queer temporality. Its true impact is something only time will tell...

... through memory’s mediation. Backward Glances is a must-­read for anyone interested in cross-­cultural studies of sexuality and theories of queer temporality. Its true impact is something only time will tell, but I anticipate that critics will soon find the insights of Backward Glances forward...

... as inherently diverse, rooted in numerous conflicting, crossing, and “failed” cultural borrowings, translations, and imitations.11 The film’s rendition of the interaction between the inspecting Israeli sol- diers and the stripped Palestinian men is “scandalous” insofar...

... Giampieri-Deutsch. Trans. Peter T. Hoffer. Cambridge: Belknap-Harvard UP, 1993 . Garber , Marjorie . Vested Interests: Cross-Dressing and Cultural Anxiety . New York: Routledge, 1992 . Garner , Shirley Nelson . Freud and Fliess: Homophobia and Seduction. Seduction and Theory: Readings...