Search Results for Eve Sedgwick

... of the novelist and critic Sybil Lamb and then, in a less ironic mode, through some essays of Eve Sedgwick and, more broadly, the tranche of queer theory that her work continues to inspire. Egg theory's hostility to the logic of transition inheres in queer theory's own insistence on universality and virtuality...

... it down, and as Eve Sedgwick has warned us, we must not pin it down. When we demand that something fit into expectations in order for it to make sense, we are echoing the modalities of our own oppression—perhaps we even perpetuate it, perpetrate it: “You, queer, make sense of yourself.” Assimilation...

... and lively style that is at once personable and playful. Nguyen even manages to line his impeccably elegant academic prose with occasional sexual innuendo that is by turn funny and smutty. As Nguyen describes, he is “reading as a bottom”: a methodology that he characterizes as a combination of Eve Sedgwick's...

... Die .” South Atlantic Quarterly 107 , no. 3 : 509 – 30 . Rubin Henry S. 1998 . “ Phenomenology as Method in Trans Studies .” GLQ 4 , no. 2 : 263 – 81 . Sedgwick Eve Kosofsky . 1990 . Epistemology of the Closet . Berkeley : University of California Press...

...-nonconforming-inclusive classrooms—what I have termed, following Eve Sedgwick and Michel Foucault, universalizing and genealogical approaches and will discuss shortly. These approaches resonate with the long history of struggles for inclusion under the sign of “women” enacted by women of color, who have...

... as his concubine (197, 198), but she does not demonstrate lust or passion. As he does throughout the novel, Deckard, here, drives the plot's erotic movement. Eve Sedgwick ( 1985 : 27) argues against the dubious hermeneutic tendency to treat erotic triangles from the perspective of a “deadly symmetry...

... . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Sandoval Chela . 2000 . Methodology of the Oppressed . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Sedgwick Eve Kosofky . 2003 . Touching Feeling: Affect, Pedagogy, Performativity . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Serano Julia...

... Drager 2019 : 103) Let's face it, Oedipal dynamics are alive and well in trans studies. The state of trans studies today is, at least in part, a set of tedious reversals that promise not change or something new but only what Eve Sedgwick ( 2003 : 147) once called “the stifling reproductive logics...

... : Duke University Press . Prosser Jay . 1998 . Second Skins: The Body Narratives of Transsexuality . New York : Columbia University Press , 1998 . Scarry Elaine . 2012 . Thinking in an Emergency . Norton Global Ethics Series. New York : Norton . Sedgwick Eve Kosofsky...

... the possibility of apprehending gender and sexuality in terms of geophilosophy, their understanding of spatiality, with its ability to describe and to critique power apparatuses, may prove productive in regard to gender politics. In Tendencies ( 1993 ), Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick reasserts the kinship between queer...

... of trans* lives with a “heartwarming affirmation … of ‘being true to yourself.’” Arguing instead for centering the discursive, heavily culturally encoded construction of all gendered bodies, trans* and nontrans* alike, Malatino employed the work of Eve Sedgwick and others in the service of signaling...

... (2014), who suggest that this notion of lack and erasure, when it comes it comes to archives of gender and sexuality, produces a methodology of recovery, in which we are always looking for that which is missing in the hope of bringing it to light. This can be compared to Eve Sedgwick's ( 1990...

.... In Butler's view, performativity describes how a signifier not only names but also generates existing phenomena. Within this frame of gender performativity, Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick ( 1995 : 16), in her essay “Gosh, Boy George, You Must Be Awfully Secure in Your Masculinity,” proposed the idea of butch...

... . Sedgwick Eve Kosofsky . 1991 . “ How to Bring Your Kids Up Gay .” Social Text 29 , no 1 : 18 – 27 . ...

...: Butch/FTM Border Wars and the Masculine Continuum .” GLQ 4 , no. 2 : 287 – 310 . Halberstam J. 2011 . “  ‘The Killer in Me Is the Killer in You’: Homosexuality and Fascism .” In The Queer Art of Failure . Durham, NC : Duke University Press . Sedgwick Eve Kosofsky . 1993...

... . Salamon Gayle . 2016 . “ The Meontology of Masculinity: Notes on Castration Elation .” Parallax 22 , no. 3 : 312 – 22 . doi.org/10.1080/13534645.2016.1201921 . Sedgwick Eve Kosofsky . 2003 . Introduction to Touching Feeling: Affect, Pedagogy, Performativity , 1 – 26 . Series Q...

... . 2003 . The Birth of the Clinic: An Archaeology of Medical Perception . London : Routledge . Hollibaugh Amber , and Moraga Cherríe . 1981 . “ What We're Rollin around in Bed With: Sexual Silences in Feminism .” Heresies , no. 12 : 58 – 62 . Sedgwick Eve Kosofsky . 1993...

..., much in the spirit of queer and performance theorist Eve Kosofky Sedgwick's ( 2003 : 8–9) beside . In contrast to the logic and authority of the translative footnote, the footnote that concerns this essay performs a disruption to the power relations embedded within the translative footnote as genre...

.... As such, I take in this essay what Eve Sedgwick ( 1990 ) has articulated as a “universalizing” approach to trans history, while also insisting that “minoritizing” approaches also do indispensable work. 12. For a satirical take on Whitefield's “secret sin,” see Ralph Jepson's Expounder Expounded...

... and childbirth) or earlier autotheoretical works like Audre Lorde's Uses of the Erotic and Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's Touching Feeling . With its explicit approach to erotics, Reverse Cowgirl is at home with autotheory and critical memoirs like Paul B. Preciado's Testo Junkie and Jeremy Atherton Lin's Gay...