Butler Matters : Judith Butler's Impact on Feminist and Queer Studies

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Contents: Foreword. Part I Introduction: Introduction to the collection, Margaret SA nser Breen 'There is a person here': an interview with Judith Butler, Warren J. Blumenfeld and Margaret SA nser Breen, with Susanne Baer, Robert Alan Brookey, Lynda Hall, Vicki Kirby, Robert Shail, and Natalie Wilson Becoming Butlerian: on the discursive limits (and potentials) of Gender Trouble, Frederick S. Roden. Part II Language, Melancholia, and Subjectivity: When all that is solid melts into language, Vicki Kirby Judith Butler and the images of theory, Mena Mitrano The plague of the subject: subjects, politics, and the power of psychic life, Kirsten Campbell Excitable speech: Judith Butler, Mae West, and sexual innuendo, Angela Failler. Part III Body Matters: Archaeology, Literature, and Pedagogy: Past performance: the archaeology of gender as influenced by the work of Judith Butler, Elizabeth M. Perry and Rosemary A. Joyce Renaissance body matters: Judith Butler and the sex that is one, Belinda Johnston Gender Trouble in the literature classroom: unintelligible genders in The Metamorphosis and The Well of Loneliness, Margaret SA nser Breen Butler's corporeal politics: matters of politicized abjection, Natalie Wilson. Part IV Agency, Poststructuralism, and Pragmatism: Strange tempest: agency, poststructuralism, and the shape of feminist politics to come, Edwina Barvosa-Carter Changing signs: the political pragmatism of poststructuralism, Robert Alan Brookey and Diane Helene Miller. Index.

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