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The Queer Art of Failure

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A arte queer do fracasso

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“Read here the words of a monster, brought to you unedited and without embellishment! Yes, it is true -- the monster speaks! ....Whisper its secrets and tell everyone its message -- the monster of whom you speak has left his cage.”
Jack Halberstam

“Before there were lesbians, there were butches. The masculine woman prowls the film set as an emblem of social upheaval and as a marker of sexual disorder. She wears the wrong clothes, expresses aberrant desires, and if often associated with clear markers of a distinctly phallic power.

She may carry a gun, smoke a cigar, wear leather, ride a motorbike; she may swagger, strut, boast, flirt with younger and more obviously feminine women; she often goes by a male moniker: Frankie, George, Willy, Micky, Eli, Nicky. She is tough and tragic, she was a tomboy, and she expresses a variety of masculinities.”
Jack Halberstam, Female Masculinity



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