Desarrollando una óptica queer: coloquio con David William Foster.
Queer theory, ever-changing, mutable, and deconstructive, facilitates the investigation of cultural production in a manner distinct from lesbian, bisexual, and gay "lesbigay" studies. Queer theories or theorizations (as compared to the current use of feminisms) present unique approaches to critical...
| Publicado en: | Studies in Latin American Popular Culture Vol. 30; pp. 194 - 215 |
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University of Texas Press
2012
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