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Issue 24.1

Issue 24.1 (February 1997)
Special Issue: Queer Utilities: Textual Studies, Theory, Pedagogy, Praxis

Essays
Textual Studies
Editor's Note ..........................................................................................1

Donald E. Hall .......................................................................................2
Introduction: "Queer Works"

Ed Madden...........................................................................................11
Say It With Flowers: The Poetry of Marc-André Raffalovich

Brian Loftus .........................................................................................26
Speaking Silence: The Strategies and Structures of Queer Autobiography

Michael duPlessis and Kathleen Chapman..........................................45
Queercore: The Distinct Identities of Subculture



Maria Pramaggiore ...............................................................................................................................59
Fishing For Girls: Lesbians in New Queer Cinema

Theory
Jean Walton ........................................................................................................................................125
Introduction: Racialized Lesbian Desire on the Transnational Scene

Ann Pellegrini ......................................................................................................................................83
Women on the Top, Boys on the Side, But Some of Us are Brave: Blackness, Lesbianism and the Visible

Selena Whang ....................................................................................................................................116
The White Heterosexual Couple: On Masculinity, Sadism and Racialized Lesbian Desire

Geeta Patel .........................................................................................................................................133
Home, Homo, Hybrid: Translating Gender

Pedagogy
Garry Leonard ....................................................................................................................................152
Introduction: Pedagogy

Barbara Frey Waxman and Eleanor Byington ....................................................................................156
Teaching Paul Monette’s Memoir/Manifesto to Resistant Readers

Helene Meyers ....................................................................................................................................171
To Queer or Not to Queer: That’s Not the Question

Lisa M. Pottie ......................................................................................................................................183
Cross Border Shopping and Niche Marketing: Academic Economies and Lesbian and Gay Studies

Praxis
Garry Leonard .....................................................................................................................................196
Introduction: Praxis

Steven G. Kellman ..............................................................................................................................202
From Oran to San Francisco: Shilts Appropriates Camus

Douglas Eisner ....................................................................................................................................213
Liberating Narrative: AIDS and the Limits of Melodrama in Monette and Weir

Robert D. Full ......................................................................................................................................225
Greece and Homosexual Identity in Edmund White’s "An Oracle

Sheryl Stevenson ................................................................................................................................240
"World War I all over": Writing and Fighting the War in AIDS Poetry

Robert Burns Neveldine ......................................................................................................................263
Skeletons in the Closet: Paradox, Resistance, and the Undead Body of the PWA

Amy Abugo Ongiri ...............................................................................................................................280
We Are Family: Black Nationalism, Black Masculinity, and the Black Gay Cultural Imagination

Molly Anne Rothenburg and Joseph Valentee ....................................................................................295
Performative Chic: The Fantasy of a Performative Politics


Appendices
Books Received ..................................................................................................................................238
Announcements ..................................................................................................................................312