Titlebook: Queering the Chilean Way; Cultures of Exceptio Carl Fischer Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lice

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,The Monstrous Masculinities of Chile’s Agrarian Reform, 1965–1970,ed characters whose “monstrous” (though cosmopolitan) performances of masculinity queered ideas about normative reproductive practices. This chapter critiques ideas about modernization to draw parallels between these literary and cinematic models of queerness and the rise of Chile as a new hemispheric model of economic good practices.

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,Queering the State of Exception, 1973–1990, dictatorship’s discourse. The performance art of Carlos Leppe (1974–1981), Carlos Flores’ 1984 documentary ., and Alberto Fuguet’s novel . (1990) thus all use queer forms of masculinity to contest the heterosexual, reproductive, masculine teleologies within which Pinochet’s state of exception was imposed.

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,Exceptionalism, the Female Body, and the Public Sphere in the Bachelet Era, 2006–2015,illermo Calderón’s play . (2012) asks whether Bachelet can remain an exceptional figure with whom so many Chileans identify, despite the carefully disciplined façade she projects; and . by Constanzx Álvarez (2014) performs a radical break with narratives of feminist inclusion in circles of power, in favor of women’s “sexual dissidence.”

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,Politicizing the , Body After the Dictatorship, 1990–2005,ritical agenda of the Left by discussing .’ divergent political perspectives. Finally, the performance artist Lorenza Böttner reminds us of the dangers of politicizing the queer body and exemplifies thinking beyond the logic of the “postdictatorship.”

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Book 2016l, and primarily male, ideal. Despite the many shifts Chilean economics and politicshave undergone over the past fifty years, the country’s view of itself as a“model” in contrast to other Latin American countries has remained constant.By deploying an artistic, literary, and cinematic archive of quee

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56248-7queer; Chile; gender; sexuality; exceptionalism; culture; film; Latin America; literature; economy; America; Am

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978-1-349-93027-2The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature America,