...Scott Herring Duke University Press 2006 CARAVAGGIO’S REDNECKS Scott Herring I don’t fit into gay culture, period. I don’t get it.  — Michael Meads, personal interview Nothing, apparently, unsettles metropolitan gay men more than the sight of “white trash” boys cloaked...

.... For the cover of this issue, we have chosen a photograph by the artist Michael Meads titled Aaron: As a Caravaggio VI, 1994. Meads’s photographs of young men from his hometown of Eastaboga, Alabama, often restage homoerotic images from the canonical history of Western art. As Scott...

... in “Womanliness as Masquerade,” H.D., Bryher, the psychoana- lyst Marie Bonaparte, and the anthropologist Margaret Mead—had some explicit erotic connection to other women, in their dreams and fantasies if nowhere else, this is not the focus of Fair Sex, Savage Dreams. Rather, this book, like Doan’s Fashioning...

... just finished a collection of essays, Margaret Mead Made Me Gay: Personal Essays, Public Ideas (2000), and is writing a memoir, My Butch Career, of which “A Hard Left Fist” is an excerpt. She lives in New York City in a traditional lesbian family...

...: the United States” (188), including Margaret Mead, J. Edgar Hoover, and Roy Cohn. Additionally, tracing links between gay hypermasculinity and right-wing nationalism, the authors include the story of Yukio Mishima. While the book is delightfully catty, occasionally salacious, and eminently readable...

... appears to be a search for a queer political integ- rity or authenticity. But there is no appeal to anything wholesome or authentic in chapter 3’s consideration of “southern backwardness” (99). Here Herring reads a collection of art photography by Michael Meads titled Alabama Souvenirs: edgy...

... appears to be a search for a queer political integ- rity or authenticity. But there is no appeal to anything wholesome or authentic in chapter 3’s consideration of “southern backwardness” (99). Here Herring reads a collection of art photography by Michael Meads titled Alabama Souvenirs: edgy...

... appears to be a search for a queer political integ- rity or authenticity. But there is no appeal to anything wholesome or authentic in chapter 3’s consideration of “southern backwardness” (99). Here Herring reads a collection of art photography by Michael Meads titled Alabama Souvenirs: edgy...

... appears to be a search for a queer political integ- rity or authenticity. But there is no appeal to anything wholesome or authentic in chapter 3’s consideration of “southern backwardness” (99). Here Herring reads a collection of art photography by Michael Meads titled Alabama Souvenirs: edgy...

..., female and male, with their complementary and discrete reproductive functions. One is reminded of the remark, perhaps apocryphal, made to Margaret Mead in response 1045-07.Dickemann 5/31/00 3:10 PM Page 461...

... Anthropologist Out in the Field,” in Margaret Mead Made Me Gay: Personal Essays, Public Ideas, by Esther Newton (Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2000), xiii. 4. Marilyn Strathern, Partial Connections (Savage, MD: Rowman and Littlefield, 1991), 39. 5. Marilyn...

..... Vol. 1 . Edinburgh: John Grant, 1933 . Mead , Margaret . “Cultural Determinants of Sexual Behavior.” Sex and Internal Secretions . Ed. Young, William C.. 3rd ed. Vol. 2 . Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 1961 . 1433 -79. Membré , Zenobius “Narrative of the Adventures of La...

... in the earliest hours of Monday morning: Allen Ginsberg and Taylor Mead walked by to see what was happening and were filled in on the previous evenings’ activities by some of the gay activists. “Gay power! Isn’t that great!” Allen said. “We’re one of the larg- est minorities...

...; and Barthes, The Pleasure of the Text. 48. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Gypsy’s Cousin Joy (1866) (New York: Dodd, Mead, 1876), 199–200. See Elizabeth Segel, “The Gypsy Breynton Series: Setting the Pattern for American Tomboy Heroines,” Children’s Literature Association Quarterly 14...

... participants who contributed toward the shaping of the pres- ent version, and particularly to Philip Brett, Maren Klawiter, and Andrew Mead for their input and encouragement. This version of the essay has benefited immeasurably by the percipience...

... a student at the University of New Mexico, “Untitled Story” was reprinted in Best American Short Sto- ries of 1932, ed. Edward J. O’Brien (New York: Dodd, Mead, 1932), 253 – 63. Since then, it has been anthologized in Yabes, Philippine Short Stories, 172 – 80...

... of the exhibition was less reflexive about absences in the sexual archive, however. The Tent celebrated anthropology for challenging Anglo and European norms of sexology. Malinowski and Margaret Mead were pro- filed to critique sexological assumptions such as the universality of the Oedipus complex and sexual...

... of the Novel,’ ” GLQ 1 (1993): 1 – 16; Judith Butler, “Critically Queer,” GLQ 1 (1993): 17 – 32; George H. Mead, Mind, Self, and Society (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1934); Harold Garfinkel, Studies in Ethnomethodology (Cambridge: Polity, 1967); Erving Goffman...