Titlebook: Queer Argentina; Movement Towards the Matthew J. Edwards Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 America.American cu

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Interested in Copi,arding what it means to be interested in queer people, places, and things. A critical analysis of Copi’s early cartoon production in humor magazine . during the late 1950s, as well as his first representations of his famed Seated Woman in Paris’ . from 1964 to 1966, demonstrates that being intereste

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Disabled Attractions in ,,Ruer’s ., the disabled status of the two inmates is not regarded as a setback, but rather as a preferred state of being. Crippled by their situation, the two find solace in each other and make of their cultural disabilities the motivation for collaborative action against the imprisoning pressures of

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,María Moreno’s Model Behavior,g with her early columns in ., through an analysis of her first novel, ., up to the present, where her most recent back-cover blurbs and book reviews guide this chapter to the necessary intersections with queer culture and, in particular, with a new generation of LGBTTIQ authors and artists. Moreno’

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The Queer Consumption of Naty Menstrual,al community formation. Here we find transvestite blogger, performer, poet, painter, artist, and author Naty Menstrual. Her kiosk reveals place mats, tee-shirts, and cartoon originals as queer objects bought and sold. The trans-protagonists that populate Menstrual’s artistic production argue for con

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Disabled Attractions in ,, heteronormative institutions. This reading of . argues that the disabling effects of social marginalization enable community formation based on sharing, supportive gestures that work to disengage heteronormative power structures.

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,María Moreno’s Model Behavior,s own movement across themes, genres, and social identities suggests that contemporary interest in closet epistemologies is a necessity and that it be closely linked to a mobile, fleeting mode of experiencing and representing current social, political, and economic realities, making of Moreno a model to follow for the contemporary subject-reader.

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Book 2017uction of artists, authors and public figures,including César Aira, María Moreno, Naty Menstrual and Copi, among others,provide case studies where heterosexual social models are rejected and, intheir place, queer frameworks become the preferred model for livingdifferently. .Queer Argentina. traces t