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Vol. 19, Issue Special 31, 2015October 31, 2015 AEST
Queer theory, neoliberal homonormativity and social utility for queer writing on youth (suicide)
Queer theory, neoliberal homonormativity and social utility for queer writing on youth (suicide)
Articles in Vol. 19, Issue Special 31, 2015
Vol. 19, Issue Special 31, 2015
- Introduction: Queer writing – setting the sceneDallas J Baker and Jay Daniel Thompson
- Where is queer studies now? An interview with Annamarie JagoseJay Daniel Thompson and Dallas J Baker
- Écriture matière: a text that mattersKarina Quinn
- Behind the green door: a story about suffering and hybrid identity in the 1950s and 1960sNike Sulway
- ‘Rupture and rapture all at once’: Queer Australian fiction 2000-2014Damien Barlow
- Writing and reading queerly: Foucault’s aesthetics of existence and queer self-makingDallas J Baker
- Difficult belongingsArjun RajkhowaJay Daniel Thompson
- Still here, still queer: a personal essayKelly Gardiner
- Can’t look at the night skyAlison CoppeGretta Mitchell
- _I go far away sometimes_: queering the book reviewKarina Quinn
- Two livesArjun Sudhir
- Queer Aunt Charlotte,Nollie Nahrung
- Three poemsKeri Glastonbury
- Queer theory, neoliberal homonormativity and social utility for queer writing on youth (suicide)Rob Cover
Cover, Rob. 2015. “Queer Theory, Neoliberal Homonormativity and Social Utility for Queer Writing on Youth (Suicide).” TEXT 19 (Special 31): 1–17. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.27175.