sexual implications of these two novels in studies of queer histories and queer temporalities, it is crucial, first, to clarify three transitional discourses of adolescence—romantic friendship, situational homosexuality, and coming out. Transitional
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Freak Temporality
Female Adolescence in the Novels of Carson McCullers
Alison Sperling
scholarship on McCullers’s work. But in this article I have also attempted to rethink queer temporality as it is experienced in and through non-normative bodies. While freak temporality clearly draws its theoretical foundation from theories of queer time, it
Elizabeth J. McLean, Kazuki Yamada, and Cameron Giles
. Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . 10.5749/minnesota/9780816654932.001.0001 Sedgwick , Eve Kosofsky . 1990 . Epistemology of the Closet . Berkeley : University of California Press . Jane Gallop. Sexuality, Disability, and Aging: Queer
In Journal of Bodies, Sexualities, and Masculinities
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Who (the) Girls and Boys Are
Gender Nonconformity in Middle-Grade Fiction
Michele Byers
, as they mirror for us their potential futures in the present. These characters exist in queer temporalities in which their futures are imagined “according to logics that lie outside [of] those paradigmatic markers of life experience” ( Halberstam 2005
Jane M. Kubiesa, Looi van Kessel, Frank Jacob, Robert Wood, and Paul Gordon Kramer
of television shows and her discussion of subject-production through television time are tied together by her excellent use of current thinking about queer temporality, such as the work of Elizabeth Freeman, and recent thinking about television and
Jess Dorrance
collected out of affective need, generate complex affective responses (both positive and negative), and enable affective approaches to history, including the scholarship on queer temporalities so generative of late within queer theory” ( Arondekar et al