... , Laura S. “Not outside the Range: One Feminist Perspective on Psychic Trauma.” American Imago 48 ( 1991 ): 119 –34. Caruth , Cathy . Introduction. Psychoanalysis, Culture, and Trauma Ed. Cathy Caruth. Spec. issue of American Imago 48 ( 1991 ): 1 –12, 417–24. Caruth , Cathy...

... the body as both the object of loss and trauma and, in practiced form, the key instrument of processing change. It compels us to keep the body at the center of debates of traumatic intervention and negotiation in queer studies and beyond, as the fighting bodies themselves appear to insist. Copyright ©...

...Elizabeth Lundberg This essay examines restrictions on and opportunities for agency in Fledgling , Octavia Butler's 2005 science fiction vampire novel. Reading agency through three relational modes—belonging, trauma, and consensual nonconsent—it argues that Fledgling helps us critically consider...

... in which queer theory can help us reexamine conflict, trauma, and embodiment. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 necropolitics postcolonial queer war race Africa Middle East drone warfare References Bersani Leo . 2009 . Is the Rectum a Grave? and Other Essays...

... into penetrating visions of the present and brave sightings of hopeful, better futures.”5 The staging of “offerings” makes public the often internalized and individualized experience of trauma — even as it makes available the “medicine,” or healing powers, to enable communities to transmute trauma...

..., for desires and practices already drenched in stigma and freighted with a history of misunderstanding and persecution, constitutes a kind of trauma. In the context of the feminist “sex wars,” lesbianism shed its wider social stigma to become a valorized index of egalitarian...

... (the peacetime psychic disturbance that might follow a train wreck, for example) offered counterevidence limiting the range of libido theory. In the newfound large-scale lab space of world war, analysis could see that war trauma alone did not guarantee symptom produc- tion. The shell’s direct hit tracked...

... Tasso’s story of Tancred and Clorinda for his paradigm of Western trauma in Beyond the Pleasure Principle (1920), he did not see, hear, or feel them. The paradigm of Western trauma Freud proposed is, I shall show, the trauma of the theologico-political West as it binds the flesh...

... and the psychic personal and collective trauma they induced, Bost offers compelling, scrupulous readings of the prolific if underappreciated Hemphill, specifically his elegiac poems on death, grief, and longing. Especially commendable is Bost's discussion of the largely unknown performance ensemble “Cinque...

... project is to examine the interpenetra- tions of cultural memory and affect — two popular if elusively defined academic buzz terms. The concept of cultural memory seems to be discussed either in rela- tion to shared associations with old television or, increasingly, to trauma stud...

... . Foucault Michel . 2011 . The Government of Self and Others: Lectures at the College de France, 1982–83 . New York : Picador . Halberstam Jack . 2014 . “You Are Triggering Me! The Neo-Liberal Rhetoric of Harm, Danger, and Trauma.” bullybloggers.wordpress.com/2014/07/05/you-are-triggering...

... reminding us that desire undermines even as it sus- tains testimony’s imperatives. Mourning Sex: Representation, Lyric, and the AIDS Crisis In contrast to what he understands to be the reliance by trauma studies on individ- ual psychology, Crimp outlines the collective...

... boyfriends or her Christian fundamentalist family are thus portrayed expression- istically — visually and aurally distorted, most notably through the use of point- of-view shots, dream sequences, and stylistic and performative excess. Jeremiah’s trauma is most commonly represented...

...] 1995) calls Nachträglichkeit; a fat body is a body onto and as which trauma has returned, belatedly. Berlant’s equation presumes a sequence: trauma makes one eat more; eating more is what “causes” fatness; fatness is therefore a manifes- tation of that trauma. As a first...

... of French political, social, and cultural life. Shepard s framework is not psychoanalytic, yet questions around the unconscious, trauma, and fantasy permeate his book. It is interesting, for instance, to think of this period of post- decolonization, as Shepard calls it, in terms of trauma and in relation...

... of defamiliarizing shocks. The St. Mark’s Baths, for instance, recall Delany’s fearful, “heart-thudding” exposure to gay mass sex (267).9 Memories of cruising Central Park and the rough alleys of the meatpack- ing district recall the trauma of opening oneself to the embraces...

... . Dead Subjects: Toward a Politics of Loss in Latino Studies . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Wallace Isabelle . 2006 . “ Trauma as Representation: A Meditation on Manet and Johns .” In Trauma and Visuality in Modernity , edited by Saltzman Lisa Rosenberg Eric , 3 – 27...

... at the Department of Film and Television, Tel Aviv University. He is author of Death in Classical Hollywood Cinema (2010) and coauthor with Thomas Elsaesser of “Memory, Trauma, and Fantasy in American Cinema” (in press). His articles appear in Cinema Journal, Camera Obscura...

... is itself a Two-Spirit critique, and — specifically — a Mi’kmaq Two-Spirit critique that remembers the trauma of colonization but moves through and beyond that trauma to insist on a return that unites Mi’kmaq Two-Spirit people to homelands, history, language, memory, children...

... . Contesting Childhood: Autobiography, Trauma, and Memory . New Brunswick, NJ : Rutgers University Press . Dyer Richard . 1999 . “It's Being So Camp as Keeps Us Going.” In Camp: Queer Aesthetics and the Performing Subject: A Reader , edited by Cleto Fabio . Ann Arbor : University...