... is it to be susceptible, and can such a thing be the antidote to political theology? Why would political theology need an antidote? Arguing that susceptibility is lined out in the sounds of the Hammond organ emanating from Blackpentecostal musicianship, perhaps attending to the sound and song emerging from such a space...

...Amalle Dublon Abstract The dossier section contains shorter writings that allow the reader to appreciate varied objects of study, and the potentially wide field of subjects and methods, relevant to the theme of a queer commons. From sound art and the internet, to urban activism and relationality...

.... The three papers reprinted here—by Judith Scherer Herz of Concordia University, Eric Savoy of the University of Montreal, and Christopher Nealon of the University of California at Berkeley—sound the depths of Martin's scholarship in the context of the continued unfolding of LGBTQ studies. Martin's work...

...Gil Z. Hochberg In his seven-minute film Chic Point: Fashion for Israeli Checkpoints (2003), Palestinian artist Sharif Waked introduces a slew of beautiful young men striding down a catwalk to the sound of heavy beat music, wearing “the latest in checkpoint fashion”: a tight mini black jacket...

... counter­ public.5 Dean also writes of you as a documentary porn filmmaker and visual ethnographer committed to representing a sexual community to, and for, itself.6 Paul Morris: I have a responsibility to a community and a tradition. Does that sound pompous or overly...

..., and if only to delude myself through fantasy that we are together. Hut wait! A sound! A voice! Your voice! You have arrived, my love, unexpected and unannounced, you have arrived to complete and consummate through presence, to vivify and render whole through reply, to coincide and diverge through...

.... There, the destabilization of the lyric I , of the singular persona or Western speaker leads to a host of difficulties concerning who is speaking. By constantly shifting register in this way, Ashbery's work performs identity as elliptical, as a hole in the otherwise richly sounded discourse, thereby calling into question...

... Barbara Johnson D. A. Miller on Barbara Johnson Sometimes, in order to explain to a younger generation the supreme regard in which Barbara Johnson was held by mine, I would resort to saying that she was “a critic’s critic.” By which motto I didn’t mean that we other critics attempted to sound...

... program that will rival a sound motion picture. Even though still pictures are used, a well- planned program can move along with movie- like realism. In fact, he advocated for tape- slide s use over cinema, due to its simpler technological setup, faster speed of production, and easy duplication...

..., such as music.9 Music is notoriously resistant to legibility, let alone monolithic significa- tion, and though cultural, feminist, and queer theorists in musicology have worked hard to reveal the signatures of subjectivity and ideology in musical sounds, it is this resistance...

... move- ment sound so different from the others is Cage’s arrival at the single most impor- tant discovery of the concerto: the interchangeability of sound and silencej:j With the recognition that silence is coterminous with sound-in that a silence exists as the ground from which sound springs...

... as a piece of land sounds at least potentially disempowering, but Stevens uses the “island” to represent the space of the isolated individual; he suggests that only white men are named as islands. Like land, however, men can be misrecognized, erroneously named, and thereby claimed...

... . [1972] 2012 . “ The Grain of the Voice .” In The Sound Studies Reader , edited by Sterne Jonathan , 504 – 10 . London : Routledge . Braunstein Néstor A. [1990] 2006 . El goce: Un concepto lacaniano (Jouissance: A Lacanian Concept) . Buenos Aires : Siglo XXI . Caro Cocotle...

... of the commercial repressive hypothesis across a range of media, genres, and formats in queer cultural production.6 Queer Relay 573 The Queerness of Desert Motel A twelve-minute narrative short, shot in color on sync-sound Super 16 and blown up...

... as silence the absence of sound inherent in a photograph or the recording of film without synchronous sound, I reach for the quiet of the photographs and film footage that Strain uses in this section of Sighted Eyes | Feeling Heart . I am again thinking here with Quashie ( 2012 : 22) and his definition...

... clicked play to watch McCool’s video and heard “Bru- jería,” I thought to myself, “I’ve been to that club.” I have never been to Pulse’s “Latin Night,” but I have, been there. Every YouTube video that captured Pulse that night and every dedication seemed to carry the iconic sounds of “Latin...

...’: Sounding Black Life at the Intersection of Hip-Hop and Big Pharma .” Sounding Out! The Sound Studies Blog , September 21 . soundstudiesblog.com/2015/09/21/hip-hop-and-big-pharma/ . Attoh Kafui . 2011 . “ What Kind of Right Is the Right to the City? ” Progress in Human Geography 35...

..., but still, there remains the continuous, cycling experience. But what of its measure? In fact, it is not sound that holds the story in place at all. Or the facts. Or any record of event. It is a photograph that I am thinking about. In it, I am wear...

... seemed to carry the iconic sounds of “Latin Night” in any city’s neighborhood gay club, be it Esta Noche in San Francisco or Plaza in Los Angeles. I think most of us who have been to a "Latin Night" would agree that there are particular songs that create this sonic formation of queer Latinidad...

..., but the soul-twisted have become increasingly explicit about it being a case history of a spinster who lusted for a little boy.”10 In her easy slippage from sexual ambiguity to literary ambiguity, Miss Wharton sounds like a prudish critic of the 1890s rather than a film reviewer writing in 1962, but her neat...