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Photograph In Four Parts, Pablo Tanguay
Photograph In Four Parts, Pablo Tanguay
Harlot: A Revealing Look at the Arts of Persuasion
If you listen to enough old poets, they will tell you that these ekphrastic poems that are about art and about painting need to be able to exist independently of the painting or visual art itself. I always sort of questioned that idea -- why? I think it's a physical limitation that journals don't have photographs -- that it's too expensive to put the photograph with the poem. But why you can't do that is beyond me.
Playing Heads Or Tails With My Diaphragm: Drinking Lattes With Hélène Cixous, Rebecca Mccarthy
Playing Heads Or Tails With My Diaphragm: Drinking Lattes With Hélène Cixous, Rebecca Mccarthy
Harlot: A Revealing Look at the Arts of Persuasion
While sitting through endless political speeches and pundit commentary this election cycle, one would be hard pressed to miss the continuous expressions of careless racism and sexism that is an under-theme to this presidential election. Moreover, with the Republican nomination of Sarah Palin for McCain's VP, I find myself in awe over the assumption that the simple election of a woman to an office of power equates the breaking of the glass ceiling. As such, I felt compelled to revisit Hélène Cixoius' suggestion that we need a new feminine language to combat both institutionalized and careless sexism. But what would …
Welcome To Harlot!, Harlot Editors
Welcome To Harlot!, Harlot Editors
Harlot: A Revealing Look at the Arts of Persuasion
An introduction to Harlot: A Revealing Look at the Arts of Persuasion.
A Provocation: Queer Is Not A Substitute For Gay/Lesbian, Aneil Rallin
A Provocation: Queer Is Not A Substitute For Gay/Lesbian, Aneil Rallin
Harlot: A Revealing Look at the Arts of Persuasion
I mull over the increasing interchangeability of queer with lesbian/gay (which ends up domesticating queer's radical potential) and call for queer to be liberated from the mainstream forces and institutional structures that have appropriated it.