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Exquisite Materials Episodes In The Queer History Of Victorian Style Abigail Joseph

Name: Exquisite Materials Episodes In The Queer History Of Victorian Style Abigail Joseph
SKU: BELL-11757034
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Publisher: University of Delaware Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 31.66 MB

Author: Abigail Joseph

ISBN: 9781644531686, 9781644531693, 9781644531709, 1644531682, 1644531690, 1644531704

Language: English

Year: 2019

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Exquisite Materials Episodes In The Queer History Of Victorian Style Abigail Joseph by Abigail Joseph 9781644531686, 9781644531693, 9781644531709, 1644531682, 1644531690, 1644531704 instant download after payment.

Exquisite Materials explores
the connections between gay subjects, material objects, and the social
and aesthetic landscapes in which they circulated. Each of the book’s
four chapters takes up as a case study a figure or set of figures whose
life and work dramatize different aspects of the unique queer
relationship to materiality and style. These diverse episodes converge
around the contention that paying attention to the multitudinous objects
of the Victorian world-and to the social practices surrounding
them-reveals the boundaries and influences of queer forms of identity
and aesthetic sensibility that emerged in the mid-nineteenth century and
have remained recognizable up to our own moment. In the cases that
author Abigail Joseph examines, objects become unexpected sites of queer
community and desire.