Breaking through the Limits of Flesh: Gender Fluidity and (Un)natural Sexuality in Virginia Woolf’s Orlando
Swikriti Sanyal, Rabindra Bharati University, India Abstract With the politicization of sex around the nineteenth century, the categories of gender and sexuality became primary instruments of disciplining the personal as well as the public body. Sexual decorum,...The Homosexual as Pariah: Thinking about Homosexual Existence in the Context of Evangelical Christianity in the 1960’s
Taylor Cade West, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain Abstract In the 1960’s some American homosexuals began to speak; they worked to establish a dialogue between themselves and a society from which they were excluded. Evangelical Christians first followed the...The Invisible Closet: Pressures and Difficulties of the ‘fringe-queer’ Community
Joe Weinberg, University of Minnesota, Crookston Abstract LGBT studies is generally focused on the members of the queer community who are/were at some point ‘in the closet.’ That closet becomes a focal point of their identity, and the process of coming out...Discursive Sites of Production and Opposition: Post World War I Popular Music Scene in Britain
Samraghni Bonnerjee, Independent Researcher, Kolkata, India Download PDF Version Abstract The post World War I British music scene was varied, spanning several genres, from croon, swoon, jazz, blues, to swing – with influences both home-grown as well as imported. New...Member of United Nation’s SDG Publishers Compact
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