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Maneuvering Past Meaning: Queering Language Through Trans-Poetics, Brooke Ingram
Maneuvering Past Meaning: Queering Language Through Trans-Poetics, Brooke Ingram
Theses, Dissertations and Capstones
Queer studies today has seen a rise in analysis of the trans subject. While previous research has focused on the queer body and on the term queer, my interest in trans studies is in the form and function of language. That focus on the structures of language is what underlies this thesis. My claim is that queering language is visible in the authors I cover in the form of what I call trans-poetics. I focus on keri edwards’ succubus in my pocket and Moss Angel’s Sea-Witch Volume 1. In edwards, I locate a displaced “I” and thus a displaced subjectivity …