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... something of a mercy that Mick Jagger hasn't made an appearance. While this material may serve to help make Females marketable across generations, there's a played-out air that seems at odds with Females ’ billing as the cutting edge of a “second wave” in trans thinking. Did the world truly need another...

...—and cuts it up, hacks it to bits, leaving only an un-language, which is precisely what might allow for other ways, trans ways, to be. Narrative, in simplistic terms, is the conveyance of a beginning, middle, and end. Narratives operate under an implicit teleology in which readers or listeners come...

...; it is made for cutting.” In disturbing what was previously considered immobile, fragmenting what was thought unified, and not hiding the cuts with which it does so, vidding produces affective surplus. It is not only that a vid disassembles source media, but that its reassembly produces more than a new text...

...Eva S. Hayward Abstract This note represents an effort to think together Afro-pessimism and trans studies. Copyright © 2017 by Duke University Press 2017 transsexual cut Afropessimism ontology psychoanalysis “Don't exist” is an imperative, a sanctioned foreclosure. “Don't exist...

...Figure 1. Cecilia Gentili, in her one-woman show, The Knife Cuts Both Ways . Dixon Place Theater, New York, July 24–26, 2018. Styling and makeup by Gogo Graham. Photograph by Serena Jara. Courtesy of the artist. ...

... not only to their own community but also to other marginal groups impacted in similar ways. Harsh lockdown measures imposed to respond to COVID-19 disproportionately affected waria, cutting off access to economic and community support. This was particularly acute for the many waria without state-issued...

... the past while imagining futures that include trans* and gender-nonconforming bodies. The rapid jump-cuts draw attention to this flawed continuity (in documentary as well as in life) and emphasize the fragility of trans* time. Spectrums ’ characters disrupt linearity by wasting time, purposely delaying...

...Harper Shalloe Abstract This article jumps off and theorizes out from the viral meme “I Sexually Identify as an Attack Helicopter” to think trans as a cut across diagrams of control and counterinsurgency. Terming the set of digital and discursive technologies for capturing the threat of trans...

...Figure 1. Cassils, Cuts: A Traditional Sculpture , time lapse (front), 2017. Courtesy Ronald Feldman Fine Arts ...

... of indeterminate intimacy. Shortly after this scene, Jen will “wake up” by Itt's bedside in the hospital classroom. The scene will then “reset” and cut to a closer shot, and Itt will “wake up.” The end of the film will trouble this even more. After this scene of “awakening,” the audience will see Jen from...

.... This scene is the climax of Because We Have a Voice Too (hereafter BWHAVT ), a street-style play devised by activists Kaveri Indira Rajaraman and Gee Ameena Suleiman and performed by community members as part of the Bangalore Pride celebrations in November 2012. The hijra 's threat to cut off the NGO...

... with world: “When I pay my surgeon to cut my penis into a neo-vagina, I am moving towards myself through myself . … My cut enacts a regeneration of my bodily boundaries—boundaries redrawn. … The regenerative effort of my cut is discursive; my transfiguring cut is a material-discursive practice through which...

... Ludovic and Ludovic sees Hanna seeing them. From Ludovic's point of view, the spectator watches Hanna fall forward with a startled scream and sink headfirst into a field of foam grass and flowers, followed by a cut to black. The next image is from Pierre's point of view as he looks down at Hanna waking up...

... with the journal and in the field, but point rather to deeper problematics in the field's constitution and development and to the ways identity politics and identity-oriented scholarship can be made to operate. Cuts in the body politic that produce hierarchized categories of personhood create conditions...

.... Through voice-over, we are privy to what she writes—how happy she's been since she met Les Nichols. Sprinkle delights in the fact that Nichols is “really . . . different than the other guys.” The scene immediately cuts from the pastoral, in black and white, to the saturated colors of the city. Replacing...

... their Photoshop layers sit on top of the matted backgrounds. The juxtaposition of the two images is thereby established not only by the cut of a line but also through the quality of texture between the painterly brushstrokes that establish each background and the crispness of the high-definition photo. In Salome...

... in the bodies of old nuns—these ghoul shows are not only produced or perceived by relations but actively produce and perceive relations as a condition of their translucent bodies. Scrutinized through the scissor-cut eyeholes of the bedsheet ghost, we can observe that becoming through desubjectivization resists...