Vivian L. Huang retheorizes the stereotype of inscrutability as a queer aesthetic strategy within contemporary Asian American cultural life.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments ix Introduction: Inscrutable Surfacing 1 1. Invisibility and the Vanishing Point of Asian/American Visuality 25 2. Silence and Parasitic Hospitality in the Works of Yoko Ono, Laurel Nakadate, and Emma Sulkowicz 47 3. Im/penetrability, Trans Figuration, and Unreliable Surfacing 73 4. Flatness, Industriousness, and Laborious Flexibility 105 5. Distance, Negativity, and Slutty Sociality in Tseng Kwong Chi’s Performance Photographs 135 Conclusion: Something Is Missing 165 Notes 187 Bibliography 207 Index 221
Acknowledgments ix Introduction: Inscrutable Surfacing 1 1. Invisibility and the Vanishing Point of Asian/American Visuality 25 2. Silence and Parasitic Hospitality in the Works of Yoko Ono, Laurel Nakadate, and Emma Sulkowicz 47 3. Im/penetrability, Trans Figuration, and Unreliable Surfacing 73 4. Flatness, Industriousness, and Laborious Flexibility 105 5. Distance, Negativity, and Slutty Sociality in Tseng Kwong Chi’s Performance Photographs 135 Conclusion: Something Is Missing 165 Notes 187 Bibliography 207 Index 221
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