Judith Halberstam
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Scotch Verdict: The Real-Life Story That Inspired "The Children's Hour"
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1983
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10 editions
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Margaret Mead Made Me Gay: Personal Essays, Public Ideas (Series Q)
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2000
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10 editions
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Posthuman Bodies
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1995
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5 editions
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Rrose Is a Rrose Is a Rrose: Gender Performance in Photography
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Feminist and Queer Information Studies Reader
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2012
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2 editions
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Maschilità senza uomini. Scritti scelti
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The Queer Art of Failure
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Drag Kings: Queer Masculinities in Focus
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1997
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Female Masculinity
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[(Posthuman Bodies )] [Author: Judith Halberstam] [Dec-1995]
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“Who, we might ask, can afford to dream of a right body? Who believes that such a body exists?”
― Female Masculinity
― Female Masculinity
“Under certain circumstances failing, losing, forgetting, unmaking, undoing, unbecoming, not knowing may in fact offer more creative, more cooperative, more surprising ways of being in the world. Failing is something queers do and have always done exceptionally well; for queers failure can be a style, to cite Quentin Crisp, or a way of life, to cite Foucault, and it can stand in contrast to the grim scenarios of success that depend upon "trying and trying again." In fact if success requires so much effort, then maybe failure is easier in the long run and offers different rewards.”
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