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...Scott Herring Duke University Press 2007 Keith Haring and Queer Xerography Scott Herring Keith was a product of what the street was. Paradise Garage was four walls to put the street in. He was about what...

... to perpetuate. [email protected] Copyright 2025 By Duke University Press 2025 money queer nominalism digital analog Analog Critique; or, Isn t Money Queer? ADVANCE PUBLICATION SCOTT M. FERGUSON No one says that he is a Nominalist, because nobody is anything else. Jorge Luis Borges, From...

... an Anthropology of Women , Rayna Rapp, ed. New York: Monthly Review Press, 157 -210. Sedgwick , Eve Kosofsky . 1993 . “Queer and Now,” in Tendencies. Durham: Duke University Press, 1 -20. Stocking Jr. George W. 1983 . “The Ethnographer's Magic: Fieldwork in British Anthropology from Tyler...

...Eli Clare © 2001 by Duke University Press 2001 Eli Clare is a poet, essayist, and activist living in Michigan. She is the author of Exile and Pride: Disability, Queerness, and Liberation (1999). PC 13.3-02 Clare 9/14/01 3:36 PM Page 359...

...Charles I. Nero © 2005 by Duke University Press 2005 Charles I. Nero teaches at Bates College in the Department of Rhetoric and the Programs in African American Studies and American Cultural Studies. His most recent works appear in vol. 56 of Camera Obscura (2004) and in Black Queer...

... the American imperial project had on Black women’s self-making throughout the twentieth century? The author draws on the autobiographical works of Black enslaved, postbellum, queer, and transgender contemporaries to show how Black women have resisted the fungibility of their bodies through processes of self...

...Carlos Motta; Heather Love Heather Love interviews Carlos Motta about his recent show Deviations (April 21–May 21, 2016, PPOW Gallery, New York City). They discuss LGBTQ politics, ephemeral and fugitive evidence, the violence of the archive, and unexpected intimacies with the queer past. Motta...

... also allows an overdue retelling of AIDS activism through the intersectional lens of a contemporary queer diaspora. [email protected] Copyright 2022 by Duke University Press 2022 Black Lives Matter COVID-19 Blackness autoimmunity barebacking How can we think the ethics of mass...

... a tireless conversa- tion partner about the erotic. Bradin Cormack has been a tireless interlocutor about Shakespeare and the untimely character of queer visuality. Claudio Lomnitz urged me to bring out the ethical more explicitly, and Dilip P. Gaonkar gave me excellent editorial advice about how to do...

...,” in queer theorist Jack Halberstam’s (2005) formulation, constitute queer ways of life that “encompass subcultural practices, alternative methods of alliance... and those forms of representation dedicated to capturing these willfully eccentric modes of being.” Halberstam invites us to see queerness...

... Secularism. New York: Oxford University Press. Dave, Naisargi N. 2012. Queer Activism in India: A Story in the Anthropology of Ethics. Durham, N.C.: Duke University Press. Devji, Faisal. 2012. The Impossible Indian: Gandhi and the Temptation of Vio- lence. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press...

... of mutual desire. Innovative intellectual formations in the academy—including feminist, post- colonial, sexuality, gender, queer, and critical race studies—have brought energy to work on the body. They have taught us...

...: Queer Theory and the Death Drive . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Eng David L. Halberstam Judith Muñoz José Esteban . 2005 . “ Introduction: What’s Queer about Queer Studies Now? ” Social Text 23 , nos. 3 : 1 – 17 . Erni John Nguyet . 2014 . “ Marriage Rights...

... organized to confront dispossession, real-estate speculation, and the privatization of housing. Using Black feminist and queer of color intellectual frameworks as ciphers through which to interpret and properly attribute weight to the organization's activism, the essay argues that Moms for Housing not only...

... vision exercised through media encompassed Dalit ontology and body politic as queering. Through “sibling solidarity,” it expanded the conceptual identification of similar conditions as opposed to an emphasis on sameness or likeness to build solidarity. Throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries...

... and animal beauty. Viewers are invited into these mystical, magical realms through the queer optic her work enjoins, a resistant gaze to the scourge of Islamophobia, heteropatriarchy, racism, xenophobia and other extremist ideologies on the rise in the USA and the world today. FORUM ADVANCE PUBLICATION...

..., liminality, and attempted reincorporation, as practitioners seek to transform both their appearance and social status. The research highlights the role of queer male beauticians as ritual specialists, while also examining the violent humor and social stigma encountered by those whose bleaching attempts do...

... national self-determination efforts and a vibrant transnational politics of what was then termed “gay liberation,” this article contributes to a queering of Caribbean history and to a decentering of the West in global histories of sexuality. References Alexander M. Jacqui . 1994 . “ Not Just...

... of colorism, richly analyzed by Abusharaf, in which the urge for beauty, freedom, and mobility wrestles with the powers of Brown hegemony, neither too white nor too dark, driving a world of queer beauticians, street comedians, and aspiring subaltern women. Color in Sudan today may also be seen as a kind...

..., popular models of the copy and queer theoretical models of imitation. Karaoke is a compound Japanese word merging “empty” ( kara from karappo ) with a contraction of the word for “orchestra” ( oke from o-kesutora ), which is already transliterated from the English ( Yano 1996 ; Zhao...