| THE AFFECTIVE COMMONS: Gay Shame, Queer Hate, and Other Collective Feelings |
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| PLAYING FOR KEEPS |
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| THE BLACK ECSTATIC |
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| TRAVESTI DREAMS OUTSIDE IN THE ETHNOGRAPHIC MACHINE |
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| WAGES FOR HOUSEWORK MEANS WAGES AGAINST HETEROSEXUALITY: On the Archives of Black Women for Wages for Housework and Wages Due Lesbians |
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| QUEERNESS AND VIDEO GAMES: Queer Game Studies and New Perspectives through Play |
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| THE STATE OF QUEER IR |
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| THE PRACTICE OF SLOWNESS Black Queer Women and the Right to the City |
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| QUEERING COMMONS IN TURKEY |
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| QUEERS READ WHAT NOW? |
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| MATERNAL FAILURES, QUEER FUTURES Reading The Price of Salt (1952) and Carol (2015) against Their Grain |
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| AGENTS AND OBJECTS OF DEATH Gay Murder, Boyfriend Twins, and Queer of Color Negativity |
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| ANTHROPOMORPHISM, NORMATIVITY, AND THE COUPLE A Queer Studies/Human-Animal Studies Mash-Up |
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| THE PROMISE OF TRANS CRITIQUE Susan Stryker's Queer Theory |
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| CENTERING THE EVIL TWIN Rethinking Transgender in Queer Theory |
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| THE QUEER TEMPORALITIES OF QUEER TEMPORALITIES |
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| CRITICS ON CRITICS Queer Bonds |
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| THE RADICAL POTENTIAL OF QUEER? Twenty Years Later |
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| COLLATERAL DAMAGE Warfare, Death, and Queer Theory in the Global South |
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| THE TEMPORALITY OF RADICAL POTENTIAL? |
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| THE ONTOLOGY OF THE COUPLE or, What Queer Theory Knows about Numbers |
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| THE RADICAL POTENTIAL OF BLACK FEMINIST EVALUATION |
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| PUTTING ONE'S BODY ON THE LINE |
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| COALITIONAL AURALITIES Notes on a Soundtrack to Punks, Bulldaggers, and Welfare Queens |
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| AIDS, BLACK FEMINISMS, AND THE INSTITUTIONALIZATION OF QUEER POLITICS |
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| BLACK GAY SEX, HOMOSEX-NORMATIVITY, AND CATHY COHEN'S QUEER OF COLOR THEORY OF CULTURAL POLITICS |
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| CATHY COHEN The Quiet Storm Scholar That Queer Theory Needed |
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| THE RADICAL POTENTIAL OF QUEER POLITICAL HISTORY? |
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| NEOLIBERALISM THEN AND NOW Race, Sexuality, and the Black Radical Tradition |
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| GLQ FORUM/TWENTY YEARS OF PUNKS |
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| THE INFLUENCE OF BARAD'S TRANSMATERIALITIES ON QUEER THEORIES AND METHODOLOGIES |
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| QUEER INHUMANISMS |
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| POSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLES BETWEEN AREA AND QUEER |
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| AFTER THE LOVE Remembering Black/Queer/Diaspora |
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| STILL WORKING On Richard Meyer and David Roman's Art Works, Parts 1 & 2 |
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| ON TIME |
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| ON FRIENDSHIP |
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| DISCUSSING THE UNDISCUSSABLE Reflecting on the End of AIDS |
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| BORDERS ARE BOTH REAL AND IMAGINED Rejoicing on Lionel Cantu's De Ambiente: Queer Tourism and the Shifting Boundaries of Mexican Male Sexualities |
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| UNDEAD WHITE |
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| THE SEXUAL IMAGINARIUM A Reappraisal |
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| DOES QUEER STUDIES HAVE AN ANTI-EMPIRICISM PROBLEM? |
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| MORE WORDS ABOUT MY WORDS TO VICTOR FRANKENSTEIN |
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| BABY WITH THE BATHWATER The Queer Performativity of Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick |
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| BEGINNING WITH STIGMA |
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| EVE SEDGWICK'S QUEER CHILDREN |
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| ON ENDURING EVE SEDGWICK |
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| THE FULFILLED AND UNFULFILLED PROMISES OF GLQ |
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| AFTERLIVES |
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| TWO MUCH Excess, Enjoyment, and Estrangement in Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train |
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