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The Queer Sixties

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BookThe Queer Sixties
EditorPatricia Juliana Smith, David Bergman
ContributorBlake Allmendinger, David Bergman, Joseph Bristow, Kelly Cresap, William A. Cohen, Francesca Coppa, Douglas Eisner, Yvonne C. Keller, Ricardo Ortíz, Jennifer A. Rich, William Scroggie, Ann Shillinglaw, Patricia Juliana Smith, Laura Winkiel
Cover/Jacket Design byEdward O'Dowd
Copyright Holder (Text)University of Texas Press, University of Massachusetts Press
PublisherRoutledge
Copyright HolderRoutledge
FormatPaperback
LanguageEnglish
LocationNew York, NY, United States Of America
Copyright1991
Copyright1993
This Edition Published1999
Copyright1999
Pages / Font272 pages
ISBN 100-415-92169-4
Barcode9 780415 921695
EAN 590000>
ChaptersAcknowledgements Introduction PATRICIA JULIANA SMITH Part I The Iconographic Subcultural Text: Queer Pulp Fictions 1 Pulp Politics: Strategies of Vision in Pro-Lesbian Pulp Novels, 1955-1965 YVONNE KELLER 2 The Cultural Work of Sixties Gay Pulp Fiction DAVID BERGMAN Part II Ultimate Icon, Ultimate Iconoclast: Andy Warhol and Valerie Solanas 3 New York School's "Out": Andy Warhol Presents Dumb and Dumber KELLY CRESAP 4 The "Sweet Assassin" and the Performative Politics of SCUM Manifesto LAURA WINKIEL Part III Notes from Abroad: Queer Icons of Swinging London 5 A Perfectly Developed Playwright: Joe Orton and Homosexual Reform FRANCESCA COPPA 6 "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me": The Camp Masquerades of Dusty Springfield PATRICIA JULIANA SMITH 7 "Gives Us a Kiss": Queer Codes, Male Partnering, and the beatles ANN SHILLINGLAW Part IV California Dreaming: Los Angeles and Its Queer Denizens 8 "I am with You, Little Minority Sister": Isherwood's Queer Sixties JOSEPH BRISTOW 9 L.A. Women: Jim Morrison with John Rechy RICARDO L. ORTÍZ Part V Icons and Iconoclasts in the Mainstream 10 "(W)right in the Faultlines": The Problematic of Identity in William Wyler's The Children's Hour JENNIFER A. RICH 11 Liberalism, Libido, Liberation: Baldwin's Another Country WILLIAM A. COHEN 12 The Queer Frontier BLAKE ALLMENDINGER 13 Producing Identity: From The Boys in the Band to Gay Liberation WILLIAM SCROGGIE 14 Myra Breckinridge and the Pathology of Heterosexuality DOUGLAS EISNER Contributors
NotesPrinted in the U.S.A. "Liberalism, Libido, Liberation: Baldwin's Another Country" by William A. Cohen is reprinted from Genders 12, pp. 1-21. © 1991 by the University of Texas Press. "You Don't Have to Say You Love Me" by Patricia Juliana Smith is reprinted from Camp Grounds: Style and Homosexuality, edited by David Bergman. (Amherst: The University of Masachusetts Press, 1993). © 1993 by the University of Massachusetts Press. Published in 1999 by Routledge Published in Great Britain by Routledge Copyright © 1999 by Routledge Printed in the United States of America on acid free paper.
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