Queering the Interior problematizes the familiar space of â homeâ . It deploys a queer lens to view domestic interiors and conventions and uncovers some of the complexities of homemaking for queer people.
Queering the Interior problematizes the familiar space of â homeâ . It deploys a queer lens to view domestic interiors and conventions and uncovers some of the complexities of homemaking for queer people.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Matt Cook is Professor of Modern History at Birkbeck University, UK. Andrew Gorman Murray is Lecturer in Geography and Urban Studies at Western Sydney University, Australia.
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List of FiguresAcknowledgementsContributorsIntroduction (Matt Cook Birkbeck University of London UK and Andrew Gorman-Murray Western Sydney University Australia)Part One: Openings1. 'Thrown-togetherness': Queering the Interior in Visual Perspectives (Andrew Gorman-Murray Western Sydney University Australia)2. Entering the Living Room: Sex Space and Power in a Cross-Cultural and Non-Heteronormative Context (Geir Henning Presterudstuen Western Sydney University Australia)3. Stepping into the Entrance Hallway: Glimpses of Public Private and Personal Notions of Self (Brent Pilkey University College London UK)Part Two: Kitchens4. The Kitchen: Lesbian Pulp Fiction's Radical Conventionalism (Amy Tooth Murphy University of Roehampton UK)5. Kitchens: Queering the 'Man's' Kitchen (Angela Meah University of Sheffield UK)6. Beyond Kitchen Walls: Queering Domestic Place through Memory and Story-Telling (Rachael Scicluna University of Kent UK)Part Three: Living Spaces7. Designs for Living Rooms (Martin Dines Kingston University UK)8. The Bedsit (Mark Armstrong London UK)9. Safe Space Silo Storage Outhouse with a View: Lesbian Garden History (Lisa L. Moore University of Texas at Austin USA)Part Four: Bedrooms10. Law and the Bedroom: 'Living Together as Husband and Wife'? (Daniel Monk Birkbeck University of London UK)11. The Nursery (Matt Cook Birkbeck University of London UK)Part Five: Bathrooms12. The Writing is on the (Lavatory) Wall: Haptic Presence Modern Design and the Traces of Community (John Potvin Concordia University Canada)13. Toilet Training: The Gender and Sexual Body Politics of the Bathroom (Sheila L. Cavanagh York University Canada)Part Six: Closets and Studies14. The Closet (Christopher Breward University of Edinburgh UK)15. Entering the Eighteenth-Century Closet and Coming Out Today (Dominic Janes Keele University UK)16. A Queer Study (Alison Oram Leeds Beckett University UK)Index
List of FiguresAcknowledgementsContributorsIntroduction (Matt Cook Birkbeck University of London UK and Andrew Gorman-Murray Western Sydney University Australia)Part One: Openings1. 'Thrown-togetherness': Queering the Interior in Visual Perspectives (Andrew Gorman-Murray Western Sydney University Australia)2. Entering the Living Room: Sex Space and Power in a Cross-Cultural and Non-Heteronormative Context (Geir Henning Presterudstuen Western Sydney University Australia)3. Stepping into the Entrance Hallway: Glimpses of Public Private and Personal Notions of Self (Brent Pilkey University College London UK)Part Two: Kitchens4. The Kitchen: Lesbian Pulp Fiction's Radical Conventionalism (Amy Tooth Murphy University of Roehampton UK)5. Kitchens: Queering the 'Man's' Kitchen (Angela Meah University of Sheffield UK)6. Beyond Kitchen Walls: Queering Domestic Place through Memory and Story-Telling (Rachael Scicluna University of Kent UK)Part Three: Living Spaces7. Designs for Living Rooms (Martin Dines Kingston University UK)8. The Bedsit (Mark Armstrong London UK)9. Safe Space Silo Storage Outhouse with a View: Lesbian Garden History (Lisa L. Moore University of Texas at Austin USA)Part Four: Bedrooms10. Law and the Bedroom: 'Living Together as Husband and Wife'? (Daniel Monk Birkbeck University of London UK)11. The Nursery (Matt Cook Birkbeck University of London UK)Part Five: Bathrooms12. The Writing is on the (Lavatory) Wall: Haptic Presence Modern Design and the Traces of Community (John Potvin Concordia University Canada)13. Toilet Training: The Gender and Sexual Body Politics of the Bathroom (Sheila L. Cavanagh York University Canada)Part Six: Closets and Studies14. The Closet (Christopher Breward University of Edinburgh UK)15. Entering the Eighteenth-Century Closet and Coming Out Today (Dominic Janes Keele University UK)16. A Queer Study (Alison Oram Leeds Beckett University UK)Index
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