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  "To Speak or to Die”: Voice, Love, and Loss in Call Me By Your Name

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  Quinn Moyer Duquesne University

  September 09, 2024

  confident bravery, Elio too becomes brave as he learns to embrace his identities. Throughout the film, ... Elio, instead of living in discretion, learns from Oliver and decides to feel.  The love showcased ...
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  "Don't Shoot!" Hetero Masquerade on Project Runway

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  Heather Hendershot City University of New York, Queens College

  December 12, 2006

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  masculinity reality TV Project Runway rural Curator's Note In Season One of Project Runway, we learn ...
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  Queering Ugly Betty’s nephew

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  Antonio LaPastina

  November 16, 2007

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  a Broadway musical. Justin is anxious; the subway is running late; he is certain that they will miss the ...
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  Better, Stronger, Faster? Bionic Woman and Posthuman Queerness

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  Edmond Y. Chang Ohio University

  January 23, 2015

  Jaime’s bionics allow her to run, jump, and fight, what the show imagines as possible through these ...
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  Family Affairs: Gay Visibility and Hegemonic Masculinity in ’70s TV

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  Joe Wlodarz University of Western Ontario

  March 18, 2008

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  admit to their gay crushes as teenagers before Willie runs off to make amends with Zeke. In the shift ...
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  Abject Martyrdom_ Queer Becomings in João Pedro Rodrigues

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  Daren Fowler Georgia State University

  December 03, 2024

  Rather than a reification, it is a feverish escape. A dog let off the lease to run unthinkingly ...
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  Queerness Meets Disability in Shortbus

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  Cynthia Barounis University of Illinois at Chicago

  February 02, 2011

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  Queerness Meets Disability in Shortbus queerness Film of John Cameron Mitchell disability Curator's Note In the contemporary push toward mainstream acceptance, many gay men and lesbians insist that they have nothing in common with disabled people.   ...