Bringing together twenty-seven established and emerging scholars, The Routledge Companion to Queer Literary Studies discusses the historical development, current state, future directions, and political stakes of queer literary studies as a field of research and pedagogy.
Bringing together twenty-seven established and emerging scholars, The Routledge Companion to Queer Literary Studies discusses the historical development, current state, future directions, and political stakes of queer literary studies as a field of research and pedagogy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Melissa E. Sanchez is Donald T. Regan Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the University of Pennsylvania, USA. Her most recent books are Shakespeare and Queer Theory (2019) and Queer Faith: Reading Promiscuity and Race in the Secular Love Tradition (2019).
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Introduction Why Queer Literary Studies (Still) Matter: The Politics of Reading from the Cold War to the War on Woke Part I. Affect and Sensation 1. Nothing but Color: Reading for Surface in a Colorblind Era 2. Building a World: Sensation's Queer Intimacies 3. Unfeelings That Matter: On Unfeeling as Queer Literary Heuristic Part II. Genealogies of Queer Studies 4. Between Us: A (Brief) Poetics of Queer Historiography 5. Queer Arrangements Part III. The Literariness of Queer Studies 6. "Scrolls of Silver Snowy Sentences": Fragments from an Intellectual Autobiography 7. Sexology Otherwise, or the Literary Style of Reasoning 8. Bollywood Screen Queens: On Reading Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla's Ode to Lata Part IV. Race, Materiality, Environmental Studies 9. "Water has a Perfect Memory": Kinship on Soft Ground in The Yellow House 10. Queer Materiality and Decay Part V. The Politics of Queer Reading 11. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Agora 12. Thoughts on Queer Adoption; or, All Queers Are Artists* (*and Other Queer Mythologies) 13. Reading for Political Form Part VI. Promiscuous Selfhoods 14. Halos: Re-Sacralizing Queer Attachments 15. The Shape of U, Or, Writing What I am Not Part VII. Queer Maternities 16. Marie Darrieusecq's Queer (Maternal) Worldings 17. Queer Reading Protocols and the Question of Reproduction Part VIII. Queer Pasts 18. Is There a History of Queer Poetry? 19. "Devils Dance with Angels": John Rechy's Male Hustler Novel Comes to Mardi Gras 20. Twerking with Milton by Quare Allusions in Lil Nas X's "Montero" Part XI. Relationality 21. Ethnocuties: Notes on Queer Friendship 22. Contagious Thought: Quarantine and Communion in Times of Plague Part X. Trans Studies, Queer Studies, and Racialized Gender 23. Not the Same, But Almost, But Not-But Almost: Reflections on Black Trans Feminism, Black/Trans/Feminism, and Queer Theory 24. "As a Rond of Flesche Yschore": The King of Tars, Race-Thinking, and Trans Childhood c. 1330 Part XI. The Value of Critique 25. Foucault's Queer Critique 26. The Queer Overanalyzer Guide to Online Appendix: Queer Studies: What Goes on the Syllabus? Bibliography Index
Introduction Why Queer Literary Studies (Still) Matter: The Politics of Reading from the Cold War to the War on Woke Part I. Affect and Sensation 1. Nothing but Color: Reading for Surface in a Colorblind Era 2. Building a World: Sensation's Queer Intimacies 3. Unfeelings That Matter: On Unfeeling as Queer Literary Heuristic Part II. Genealogies of Queer Studies 4. Between Us: A (Brief) Poetics of Queer Historiography 5. Queer Arrangements Part III. The Literariness of Queer Studies 6. "Scrolls of Silver Snowy Sentences": Fragments from an Intellectual Autobiography 7. Sexology Otherwise, or the Literary Style of Reasoning 8. Bollywood Screen Queens: On Reading Ghalib Shiraz Dhalla's Ode to Lata Part IV. Race, Materiality, Environmental Studies 9. "Water has a Perfect Memory": Kinship on Soft Ground in The Yellow House 10. Queer Materiality and Decay Part V. The Politics of Queer Reading 11. A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Agora 12. Thoughts on Queer Adoption; or, All Queers Are Artists* (*and Other Queer Mythologies) 13. Reading for Political Form Part VI. Promiscuous Selfhoods 14. Halos: Re-Sacralizing Queer Attachments 15. The Shape of U, Or, Writing What I am Not Part VII. Queer Maternities 16. Marie Darrieusecq's Queer (Maternal) Worldings 17. Queer Reading Protocols and the Question of Reproduction Part VIII. Queer Pasts 18. Is There a History of Queer Poetry? 19. "Devils Dance with Angels": John Rechy's Male Hustler Novel Comes to Mardi Gras 20. Twerking with Milton by Quare Allusions in Lil Nas X's "Montero" Part XI. Relationality 21. Ethnocuties: Notes on Queer Friendship 22. Contagious Thought: Quarantine and Communion in Times of Plague Part X. Trans Studies, Queer Studies, and Racialized Gender 23. Not the Same, But Almost, But Not-But Almost: Reflections on Black Trans Feminism, Black/Trans/Feminism, and Queer Theory 24. "As a Rond of Flesche Yschore": The King of Tars, Race-Thinking, and Trans Childhood c. 1330 Part XI. The Value of Critique 25. Foucault's Queer Critique 26. The Queer Overanalyzer Guide to Online Appendix: Queer Studies: What Goes on the Syllabus? Bibliography Index
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