This volume offers the first critical examination of how societal pressures compelling individuals towards parenthood are experienced, processed, and enacted by queer characters in selected works by Thomas Mann, Virginia Woolf, and Marcel Proust.
This volume offers the first critical examination of how societal pressures compelling individuals towards parenthood are experienced, processed, and enacted by queer characters in selected works by Thomas Mann, Virginia Woolf, and Marcel Proust.
Anchit Sathi has taught both undergraduate and graduate courses at the University of Potsdam in Germany and the University of Washington in Seattle. Until recently, he was also a fellow at the Institute for Queer Theory in Berlin, Germany.
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INTRODUCTION CHAPTER ONE: THE QUEER MOMENT CHAPTER TWO: THE QUEER TEXT-CHILD CHAPTER THREE: THE QUEER PARENTAL FIGURE CONCLUSION
