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...: A Polemic 
 Laura Kipnis
 New York: Vintage , 2004 . 207 pp . Duke University Press 2006 Book Review Wedding Crashers Heather Love Forms of Being: Cinema, Aesthetics, Subjectivity Leo Bersani and Ulysse Dutoit London: British Film Institute, 2004. 208 pp. No Future: Queer...

...Catherine Lord A dedication is a speech act. Like saying, “I do thee wed,” to write, “I make you a gift of the words I have written” is to cause to be true the statement uttered, to tender oneself to another upon the material support that makes writing itself possible, and with it narrative, logic...

...Danai S. Mupotsa The wedding is often observed as performing a narrative closure, for instance, as a ritual that acts as a rite of passage to proper sex, or proper gendered and sexuated statuses framed in the terms of heteronormativity and homonormativity. The aims of this article are to sit beside...

..., a gay wedding ceremony Gronk and Cyclona staged in 1971 (fig. 1). The wedding publicly affirmed a gay Chicano identity and pointed to the failure of the race- and class-based Chicano movement to account for the political needs of its gay and lesbian constituents. The widely distributed flyer...

... iconoclastic book. In it, he challenges us to both forget and remember the Christian history of marriage as we analyze the contem- porary same-sex marriage debate. He considers history, straight (and gay) con- sumer culture surrounding the wedding industry, and the long chronicle of the queer...

... challenges us to both forget and remember the Christian history of marriage as we analyze the contem- porary same-sex marriage debate. He considers history, straight (and gay) con- sumer culture surrounding the wedding industry, and the long chronicle of the queer relationship. Perhaps most significant...

... written another iconoclastic book. In it, he challenges us to both forget and remember the Christian history of marriage as we analyze the contem- porary same-sex marriage debate. He considers history, straight (and gay) con- sumer culture surrounding the wedding industry, and the long chronicle...

.... In it, he challenges us to both forget and remember the Christian history of marriage as we analyze the contem- porary same-sex marriage debate. He considers history, straight (and gay) con- sumer culture surrounding the wedding industry, and the long chronicle of the queer relationship. Perhaps most...

... book. In it, he challenges us to both forget and remember the Christian history of marriage as we analyze the contem- porary same-sex marriage debate. He considers history, straight (and gay) con- sumer culture surrounding the wedding industry, and the long chronicle of the queer relationship...

... has written another iconoclastic book. In it, he challenges us to both forget and remember the Christian history of marriage as we analyze the contem- porary same-sex marriage debate. He considers history, straight (and gay) con- sumer culture surrounding the wedding industry, and the long...

...) is a bit queer herself. Ludo, who thinks of himself as a girl, openly expresses and embodies his taste for being a she until his bold wedding game with Jérôme (Julien Rivière), the boy next door, sets things queer in the pastel-colored subur- ban community...

..., innovations in same-sex weddings, and sex rites as sites in which the cosmic, ethical, and soteriological functions of queer practices might be elaborated through the categories of religious studies. Considerations of the queerness of religion work through queer categories and methods to shed light...

... Temporalities, Queer Histories (2010); The Wedding Complex: Forms of Belonging in Modern American Culture (2002); and coeditor (with Teagan Bradway) of Queer Kinship: Race, Sex, Belonging, Form (2022). She edited a special issue of GLQ , “Queer Temporalities” (2007), and coedited (with Ellen Samuels...

...: Homoeroticism and the Public Sphere, is forthcoming. Elizabeth Freeman teaches at Sarah Lawrence College. Her article “Honeymoon with a Stranger” is forthcoming in American Literature, and she is working on a book titled The Wedding Complex: Forms of Belonging in Modern American Culture. Richard Fung...

... Writer Binyavanga Wainaina Declares: ‘I Am Homosexual.’ ” Guardian , January 21 . www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jan/21/kenyan-writer-binyavanga-wainaina-declares-homosexuality . Kamau Richard . 2018 . “ Wedding Bells for Gay Kenyan Author Binyavanga Wainaina and Longterm Nigerian...

..., is the sideboard. On it, objects gather. One object stands out, and comes to mind. It is a fondue set. I do not ever remember using that set. But it is an object that matters, somehow. It was a wedding gift. It is a gift given to mark the occasion of marriage, the public event that entails giving...

... and Heavenly Creatures seem to call up models of motive that sound as if they wed the thoughts of Derrida, Butler, and Freud, that is because, in strictly legal terms, intention potentially differs from itself and from the expandable series of ends that the law calls motive; these ends them- selves...

... help foster that isn't completely wedded to the full length of academic time nor to the rapid pace of likes, clicks, hot takes, and clapbacks. I hope this section can be an experiment within the genre of academic writing. I look forward to curating this section in ways that build upon the work of my...

.... In their journals, Bradley and Cooper regularly attack heterosexual marriage and marriage rituals as evacuated and — notably — antiquated. After one ordeal of being guests at a wedding, they describe the scene: The sisters make their posies quiver behind the Bride — she stands like a willing...

... . New York : Penguin Books . Love Heather . 2007 . “ Wedding Crashers .” GLQ 13 , no. 1 : 125 – 39 . Love Heather . 2015 . “ Being Deviant: Deviance Studies, Description, and the Queer Ordinary .” differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 26 , no. 1 : 74...