Femme seeks to redress the ways that femme identities have been elided, idealized, or not fully historicized in a productive reconsideration of lesbian and butch-femme history, of feminism, and of queer thought.
Femme seeks to redress the ways that femme identities have been elided, idealized, or not fully historicized in a productive reconsideration of lesbian and butch-femme history, of feminism, and of queer thought.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Laura Alexandra Harris is Lecturer in Women's Studies at California State University. Liz Hutchinson Crocker is Instructor of Writing Composition, Creative Writing, and Literature at the University of California, San Diego.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Histories: Creating an Archive Compiled and introduced by Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy The Hidden voice: Fems in the 1940s and 1950s Laura Harris and Liz Crocker Fish Tales: Revisiting A Study of a Public Lesbian Community Kelly Hankin Femme Icon: An Interview with Madeline Davis Leslie J. Henson Articulate Silence(s): Femme Subjectivity and Class Relations in The Well of Loneliness Laura Harris and Liz Crocker Mysteries, Mothers, and Cops: An Interview with Mable Maney Lisa Oritz Dresses for My Round Brown Body Laura Harris and Liz Crocker Bad Girls: Sex, Class, and Feminist Agency 2. Generations: A Feminist Genealogy Joan Nestle and Barbara Cruikshank I'll be the Girl: Generations of Fem Katherine Millersdaughter A Coincidence of Lipstick and Self Revelation Marcy Sheiner A Woman's Prerogative Leah Lilith Albrecht Samarasinha On Being a Bisexual Femme Heather Findlay Fishes in a Pond: An Interview with Jewelle Gomez 3. Futures: The Queerest of the Queer Madeline Advise Forever Femme: A Soap Opera in Many Acts and an Agony of Analysis Gaby Sandoval Passing Loquería Rebecca Ann Rugg How Does She Look? Minnie Bruce Pratt Pronouns, Politics, and Femme Practice: An Interview With Minnie Bruce Pratt Alex Rovertson Textor Marilyn, Mayhem, and the Mantrap: Some Particularities of Male Femme Leah Lilith Albrecht Samarasinha Gender Warriors: An Interview with Amber Hollibaugh
1. Histories: Creating an Archive Compiled and introduced by Elizabeth Lapovsky Kennedy The Hidden voice: Fems in the 1940s and 1950s Laura Harris and Liz Crocker Fish Tales: Revisiting A Study of a Public Lesbian Community Kelly Hankin Femme Icon: An Interview with Madeline Davis Leslie J. Henson Articulate Silence(s): Femme Subjectivity and Class Relations in The Well of Loneliness Laura Harris and Liz Crocker Mysteries, Mothers, and Cops: An Interview with Mable Maney Lisa Oritz Dresses for My Round Brown Body Laura Harris and Liz Crocker Bad Girls: Sex, Class, and Feminist Agency 2. Generations: A Feminist Genealogy Joan Nestle and Barbara Cruikshank I'll be the Girl: Generations of Fem Katherine Millersdaughter A Coincidence of Lipstick and Self Revelation Marcy Sheiner A Woman's Prerogative Leah Lilith Albrecht Samarasinha On Being a Bisexual Femme Heather Findlay Fishes in a Pond: An Interview with Jewelle Gomez 3. Futures: The Queerest of the Queer Madeline Advise Forever Femme: A Soap Opera in Many Acts and an Agony of Analysis Gaby Sandoval Passing Loquería Rebecca Ann Rugg How Does She Look? Minnie Bruce Pratt Pronouns, Politics, and Femme Practice: An Interview With Minnie Bruce Pratt Alex Rovertson Textor Marilyn, Mayhem, and the Mantrap: Some Particularities of Male Femme Leah Lilith Albrecht Samarasinha Gender Warriors: An Interview with Amber Hollibaugh
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