Journal ArticleFeminist Theory · April 1, 2023
This conversation returns to Robyn Wiegman's field-defining Object Lessons, reflecting on the book's travels, resonances, and continued importance a decade after its publication. ...
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Journal ArticlePostmodern Culture · January 1, 2023
Is "queer now to be taken as delineating political rather than erotic tendencies?" Leo Bersani laments in Homos, his 1985 text that helped launch his reputation as the god father of queer theory's now famed anti-social thesis. For Mikko Tuhkanen, Bersani's ...
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Journal ArticleFeminist Formations · March 1, 2020
Thinking back across three decades of teaching in gender studies, the author offers a pedagogical history of the evolution of what is arguably the most widely required course in the curriculum of the field today: feminist theory. Along the way, she conside ...
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Journal ArticleAngelaki - Journal of the Theoretical Humanities · January 2, 2018
Readers in love with Maggie Nelson’s The Argonauts have often praised her ability to use the analytic capacities and citational resources of critical theory to advance her personal narrative about queer sex and kinship. This essay takes stock of Nelson’s g ...
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