...Guy Davidson Duke University Press 2005 “CONTAGIOUS RELATIONS” Simulation, Paranoia, and the Postmodern Condition in William Friedkin’s Cruising and Felice Picano’s The Lure Guy Davidson Appearing within months of one another in the American cultural marketplace, Felice Picano’s...

...Craig A. Williams Looking at Lovemaking: Constructions of Sexuality in Roman Art, 100 John R. Clarke Berkeley: University of California Press, 1998. xvii + 372 pp. $39.95 Duke University Press 2000 1026-07.Williams (345-348) 5/1/00 12:30 PM Page 347 Book Review...

...Sarah Dowling In this essay I read the long poem Tokinish by the Mohawk poet James Thomas Stevens. Stevens borrows passages of prose description from Roger Williams's 1643 Narragansett lexicon, A Key into the Language of America , as well as the earlier text's structure of facing columns of English...

... subjectivity. The third section considers an example of the intersection of queer family romance and the collection of visual culture, namely, the collection of paintings, objets d'art, and other items of visual and material culture gathered and exhibited by William Beckford at Fonthill Abbey from about 1795...

... Hollywood divas and their homosexual contemporaries such as Truman Capote and Tennessee Williams; and the drag culture increasingly visible since the 1980s. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Copyright © 2024 by Duke University Press 2024 bitchiness Jane...

...William Burgwinkle Duke University Press 2004 “THE FORM OF OUR DESIRE” Arnaut Daniel and the Homoerotic Subject in Dante’s Commedia William Burgwinkle Fame . . . without it man wastes his life away, leaving such traces of what he was on earth as smoke in the wind and foam upon...

...William F. Schroeder This essay argues for an affective methodology based on an attention to how visceral connections to film help queer people from the People's Republic of China interpret their subjectivity. The essay follows a theory of affect that focuses not only on emotion but also...

...William Hughes Senses of the Subject . Butler Judith . New York : Fordham University Press , 2015 . viii + 217 pp . © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 640 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN AND GAY STUDIES NARRATING SENSATION BEFORE SUBJECTIVITY William Hughes...

....: The Media Spectacle of Nushawn Williams Thomas Shevory Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004. xxi + 214 pp. As HIV/AIDS continues to spread in U.S. communities of color, there is a need for analyses of lived experience and representation that also account for the vexed historical...

.... BOOKS IN BRIEF 635 INFECTIOUS LIVES Carlos Ulises Decena Notorious H.I.V.: The Media Spectacle of Nushawn Williams Thomas Shevory Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004. xxi + 214 pp. As HIV/AIDS continues to spread in U.S. communities of color, there is a need for analyses...

.... BOOKS IN BRIEF 635 INFECTIOUS LIVES Carlos Ulises Decena Notorious H.I.V.: The Media Spectacle of Nushawn Williams Thomas Shevory Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004. xxi + 214 pp. As HIV/AIDS continues to spread in U.S. communities of color, there is a need for analyses...

.... BOOKS IN BRIEF 635 INFECTIOUS LIVES Carlos Ulises Decena Notorious H.I.V.: The Media Spectacle of Nushawn Williams Thomas Shevory Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004. xxi + 214 pp. As HIV/AIDS continues to spread in U.S. communities of color, there is a need for analyses...

.... BOOKS IN BRIEF 635 INFECTIOUS LIVES Carlos Ulises Decena Notorious H.I.V.: The Media Spectacle of Nushawn Williams Thomas Shevory Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004. xxi + 214 pp. As HIV/AIDS continues to spread in U.S. communities of color, there is a need for analyses...

....: The Media Spectacle of Nushawn Williams Thomas Shevory Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2004. xxi + 214 pp. As HIV/AIDS continues to spread in U.S. communities of color, there is a need for analyses of lived experience and representation that also account for the vexed historical...

... spectacles and thumbed our noses at that shadow they call normal. William Johnson—African American and cognitively disabled in the mid- 1800s—worked the freak show stage. He donned an ape costume and shaved his GLQ 9:1–2 pp. 257–261 Copyright © 2003 by Duke University Press 258 GLQ: A JOURNAL...

...Mark Johnson Out in the Field: Reflections of Lesbian and Gay Anthropologists; Taboo:Sex, Identity, and Erotic Subjectivity in Anthropological Fieldwork Ellen Lewin and William L. Leap, eds. Urbana: University of Illinois Press,1996. xi + 315 pp. $39.95 cloth, $16.95 paper Don Kulick...

..., Professor Walter L. Williams of the Uni- THE UNEASY COLLABORATION OF GAY AND TRANS ACTIVISM 199 versity of Southern California, and a few others had continued to provide courses to a handful of graduate students, but by the late 1980s only Legg still taught at the ONE Institute...

... study of masculinity in the 1950s, “Which is a better guide to the masculine ideology of the period: John Wayne or Tennessee Williams? Or have we just got the question wrong?” (32 – 33). GLQ 12:3 © 2006 by Duke University Press 508 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN and GAY STUDIES...

... father, his mother Caroline Beaufort, younger brothers Ernest and William, friend Henry Clerval, and adopted sister Elizabeth Lavenza. After Caroline’s death, Vic- tor goes off to university, where he becomes obsessed with discovering the secret of life. While his betrothed Elizabeth writes...

... Gil- bert puts it in his study of masculinity in the 1950s, “Which is a better guide to the masculine ideology of the period: John Wayne or Tennessee Williams? Or have we just got the question wrong?” (32 – 33). GLQ 12:3 © 2006 by Duke University Press 508 GLQ: A JOURNAL OF LESBIAN...