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Queer Privates, Public Protests violence university queer privatization education california Curator's Note Please note: this video includes visual documentation of police violence. This issue of In Media Res is inspired by the fourth annual Queer St ...

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Re: Movement-Objects

Thanks for the great reply

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stamatia portanova birkbeck university of london

Monday, May 3, 2010 — 1:23 pm

'movement-objects' is because this concept suggests me a double possibility: to avoid mere 'relationality' ...

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They say class cuts, we say class war

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Meredith Wallis Stanford

May 04, 2010

So when I’m talking to gays who have wanted more than anything in the world to get married, for whom ... (90s), now comically defiant: “I’m not the marrying kind”. The disappointment is palpable. It is ... go on as if there were both, in order to secure the possibility that there might be either. And ...

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Re: Queer Privates, Public Protests

“I am Free Enterprise" and the Enterprise of the Educated Self

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Abigail Boggs Cultural Studies Graduate Group, University of California, Davis

Tuesday, May 4, 2010 — 4:42 pm

function of education as a formative space that also delimits the realm of what is possible to ...

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Queer Vibrations

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Mel Y. Chen UC Berkeley

May 06, 2010

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conflicted about this video’s appearance here for two reasons, one being the possibility of racist collusion ... a gleeful adoration, a mirth that celebrates the possibility of her impossible transgressions. It might seem ... sometimes shallowly squandered) in thinking deeply about the possibilities of “gay shame.” Can this ...

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Re: Queer Vibrations

on femme

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Cynthia Degnan English - University of California, Davis

Friday, May 7, 2010 — 3:26 am

femme performances buck the broader cultural directive to make those bodies as inconspicuous as possible ...

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Up with Dead Privates

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Kathleen Frederickson UC Davis

May 07, 2010

evacuated any possible private subjectivity-as-property, deadening him without putting him to rest. Medea’s ... and, possibly learn to enjoy their company. But there is little discussion—either in LaBruce’s Otto or ... (un)life? Is it, as Otto asks, possible to come back from the dead? And, if so, do we want to? ...

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