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Special Issue: Queer and Now

Editors: Aneil Rallin, Robert Koch, and Trixie G. Smith
Publication date: 2015-03
  • Table of Contents
  • Introduction: Queer and Now Remix
  • Torches and Metonyms of Freedom
  • Archival Research as a Queer Practice: “Pull Here”
  • Incorporating the Medical Gaze in Queer and Transgender Life Writing and Video
  • A Revolving Closet Door: Reflections on “Queerbrown” Teacher Identity
  • Teaching/Feeling/Writing: A Theatrical Interlude on Affect, Performativity, and Plagiarism
  • On (Not) Queering Legal Writing
  • Genderqueering Language at a “Women’s” College
  • Hey Gurl: Queerness & Romantic Friendship in Poetry
  • Entering Grey Gardens, Exploring Queer Identifications with the Beales
  • My Butch Wears a Hot Pink Bra: When Reality Interrupts Theory
  • The Failure of Queer Pedagogy
  • Acrobatics of Resistance
  • Queer Composition Redux: Impossibility toward Futurity
  • Timepass: A (Queer) View from South Asia
  • Queer’s Final Frontier?
  • There Was a Boy
  • My Queer and Now
  • Contrary to the Hegemonic Whiteness of Queer Theory in United States
  • Queer & How?
  • Proclivities: The Irregular (Dis)Positions of Queer and Composition/Rhetoric Studies
  • The Queer in Here
  • A Political Future Beyond Identity
  • Queer Dilemmas
  • (Anti-)Climax: Animalqueer/Queeranimal Scatterings
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