Reframing Drag
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Reframing Drag
Beyond Subversion and the Status Quo
Stokoe, Kayte
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2019
180
Dura
Inglês
9781138312128
15 a 20 dias
408
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Introduction 1. Drag: How Queer? 2. Performing Femininity, Performing Feminism: Anglo-American Feminist Responses to Drag Performance 3. French Feminism and the Beauvoirian Concept of 'Masculine Protest' 4. Exploring Gender Non-Conformity and Proto-Queer Parodic Strategies in the Work of Rachilde, Virginia Woolf, and Monique Wittig Conclusion: Reframing Drag - Beyond Binaries
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Young Man;Homophobic Stigma;drag;Drag King Performance;reframing;Drag Queen Performance;reframing drag;Drag King;Kayte Stokoe;Performer's Motivation;French;Drag Performers;Anglo-American;Drag Performance;literature;RuPaul's Drag Race;drag practices;Lesbian Body;contemporary;Gender Non-conforming People;queer;Transgender Practices;subversive;Christine Bard;gender;Cross Dressed Women;literary texts;Opposite Sex;transfeminist;Drag Race;gender studies;Gender Non-conformity;sociology;Masculine Protest;Virginia Woolf's Orlando;intersectional;Sexological Case Studies;queer theory;Trans People;theorisation;Anglo-American Queer;theorization;Mother Camp;Gender Parody;Nightlife Contexts;feminist theorizations;French theorists;gender performativity
Introduction 1. Drag: How Queer? 2. Performing Femininity, Performing Feminism: Anglo-American Feminist Responses to Drag Performance 3. French Feminism and the Beauvoirian Concept of 'Masculine Protest' 4. Exploring Gender Non-Conformity and Proto-Queer Parodic Strategies in the Work of Rachilde, Virginia Woolf, and Monique Wittig Conclusion: Reframing Drag - Beyond Binaries
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Young Man;Homophobic Stigma;drag;Drag King Performance;reframing;Drag Queen Performance;reframing drag;Drag King;Kayte Stokoe;Performer's Motivation;French;Drag Performers;Anglo-American;Drag Performance;literature;RuPaul's Drag Race;drag practices;Lesbian Body;contemporary;Gender Non-conforming People;queer;Transgender Practices;subversive;Christine Bard;gender;Cross Dressed Women;literary texts;Opposite Sex;transfeminist;Drag Race;gender studies;Gender Non-conformity;sociology;Masculine Protest;Virginia Woolf's Orlando;intersectional;Sexological Case Studies;queer theory;Trans People;theorisation;Anglo-American Queer;theorization;Mother Camp;Gender Parody;Nightlife Contexts;feminist theorizations;French theorists;gender performativity
