Shakespeare and queer theory /
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| Language: | English |
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The Arden Shakespeare,
2019.
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| Series: | Arden Shakespeare and theory.
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Table of Contents:
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- 1. Queer Theory (Without Shakespeare)
- Why' queer'?
- Deconstruction and poststructuralism
- Psychoanalysis
- Foucault and The History of Sexuality
- Gay and lesbian scholarship and activism
- feminist sex wars
- Women of colour feminism
- HIV/AIDS activism
- 1990s: Butler, Sedgwick and `classic' queer theory
- What's left? Queer theory after the new millennium
- 2. Homoeroticism in Shakespeare Studies
- Sodomy
- Friendship
- Queer feminism: dildos and tribades
- Queer Christianity
- Pedagogy, pederasty and poetic creation
- 3. Queerness Beyond Homoeroticism
- Queer heterosexuality
- Race, empire and colonialism
- Epistemology and empiricism
- Queer language and literature: editing, philology, rhetoric
- History and temporality
- 4. How Queer Is the Shakespearean Canon?
- limits of polymorphous perversity: A Midsummer Night's Dream and Venus and Adonis
- erotic life of racism in The Merchant of Venice and Othello
- Using Shakespeare: history, memory and futurity in Henry Vand Hamlet
- 5. Politics of Form: Queer Shakespearean Film
- Queer aesthetics in Jarman's The Tempest: camp, horror, punk, postmodernism
- `Intercourse has never occurred in private': Edward II and My Own Private Idaho
- Not your father's Shakespeare?.