Queer Print Cultures brings together interdisciplinary scholarship to consider what printed materials can tell us about the history of gendered and sexual embodiment.
Queer Print Cultures brings together interdisciplinary scholarship to consider what printed materials can tell us about the history of gendered and sexual embodiment.
Javier Samper Vendrell is an assistant professor of German and core faculty in the Program in Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Vance Byrd is a Presidential Associate Professor of Germanic Languages and Literatures at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Introduction: Queer Print Cultures Vance Byrd and Javier Samper Vendrell Part I: Queer Communities In and Around Print 1. Cryptic Margins: The Papercut Albums of Adele Schopenhauer Catriona MacLeod 2. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, Print Culture, and the Spread of Queer Ideas Kyle Frackman 3. From the Front to the Back Page: Queer Reading in Theory and Practice Hannah Frydman 4. Reading and Queer World-Making in Early Twentieth-Century Germany Domenic DeSocio Part II: Queer Subversion and Resistance 5. Texts, Sex, Paratexts: Re/Constructing Sexuality in Post-War British Science Fiction Zines Phoenix Alexander 6. Queer Cut-Ups: The Collaged Library Books of Joe Orton and Kenneth Halliwell Daniel Fountain 7. The Queer Transits of Sex-Radical Porn Elizabeth Groeneveld 8. Queer Prints, Publics, and Counterpublics in Bangladesh: The Coherent, In-Between, and Ephemeral Saad Adnan Khan and Tanveer Hossain Anoy Part III: Queer Media Praxis and Pedagogy 9. Collecting Queerly: Acquiring and Describing Queer Print Culture for a Rare Book Collection Miriam Intrator 10. A Queer Visit to the Archives Rebekah Irwin 11. From Mutiny to Community: Establishing Best Practices for Queer Zine Archives Christopher Wilde Part IV: Queer Print to Digital and Back 12. A Resurgence of Print: Crowdfunding Queerness in Fandom Zines Cait Coker 13. Queer Digital Paratext and Networked Print Cultures Ela Przybylo Selected Bibliography Contributors Index
Introduction: Queer Print Cultures Vance Byrd and Javier Samper Vendrell Part I: Queer Communities In and Around Print 1. Cryptic Margins: The Papercut Albums of Adele Schopenhauer Catriona MacLeod 2. Karl Heinrich Ulrichs, Print Culture, and the Spread of Queer Ideas Kyle Frackman 3. From the Front to the Back Page: Queer Reading in Theory and Practice Hannah Frydman 4. Reading and Queer World-Making in Early Twentieth-Century Germany Domenic DeSocio Part II: Queer Subversion and Resistance 5. Texts, Sex, Paratexts: Re/Constructing Sexuality in Post-War British Science Fiction Zines Phoenix Alexander 6. Queer Cut-Ups: The Collaged Library Books of Joe Orton and Kenneth Halliwell Daniel Fountain 7. The Queer Transits of Sex-Radical Porn Elizabeth Groeneveld 8. Queer Prints, Publics, and Counterpublics in Bangladesh: The Coherent, In-Between, and Ephemeral Saad Adnan Khan and Tanveer Hossain Anoy Part III: Queer Media Praxis and Pedagogy 9. Collecting Queerly: Acquiring and Describing Queer Print Culture for a Rare Book Collection Miriam Intrator 10. A Queer Visit to the Archives Rebekah Irwin 11. From Mutiny to Community: Establishing Best Practices for Queer Zine Archives Christopher Wilde Part IV: Queer Print to Digital and Back 12. A Resurgence of Print: Crowdfunding Queerness in Fandom Zines Cait Coker 13. Queer Digital Paratext and Networked Print Cultures Ela Przybylo Selected Bibliography Contributors Index
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