دانلود کتاب The Routledge Handbook of Classics and Queer Theory

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
List of Figures
List of Contributors
Acknowledgments
General Introduction
Classics and Queer Theory: Beginnings
1 How Did We Get Here?
Queer Subjectivities
2 “Wild” Achilles and the Epistemology of the Ferox in Homer’s Iliad
3 Black[ened] Queer Classical: Cicero’s pro Archia poeta and Seneca’s Natural Questions (and Epistulae Morales 114) in Posthuman Perspective
4 Priapus Unlimited: Queer(ing) Identity, Agency, and Bodies without Boundaries in Roman Art
5 Tribad Philaenis and Lesbian Bassa: Queer Subjectivities in Martial
6 Queering Divine Authority and Logical Consistency in Aeschylus’ Oresteia
7 Catullus Beyond the Pleasure Principle: Between Freud and Foucault
8 A Murky Unlearning: Sophocles and the Greek Art of Failure
Queer Times and Places
9 Queer Musicality in Classical Texts
10 Encountering Absence: Queer Traces, Ghosts, and Performance Otherwise
11 Queerly Beloved: Nemesis, Credula Spes, and Queer Temporalities in Tibullus Book 2
12 Time and Punishment, or Terence’s Queer Pedagogy
13 Narcissus and the Happy Inch: Queering Social Reproduction in the Roman House
14 “How Could a City Become Straight?” Aristophanes and the Trans Foundations of the Comic State
Queer Kinships
15 Hippocrates the “Father”? Disturbing Attachment Genealogies in the History of Ancient Medicine
16 Tamquam Favus: Queer Kinship and Monetary Value in Petronius’ Cena Trimalchionis
17 Nonbinary Mercury and the Queer Arts of Astrology
18 Queering Kinship against Genealogy: Crip Ancestorship, Chosen Families, Alternative Intimacies and Other Ways of Refusing the Classical Tradition
19 Queer Kinship in Ancient Literature
20 The Greatest Generation: Golden Age, Spontaneous Generation, and Queer Kinship in Vergil’s Georgics
Queer Receptions
21 Queering Feminine Movement: Sappho, Hồ Xuân Hương and Vi Khi Nao
22 Les Guérillères: Sappho and the Lesbian Body
23 The Rise and Fall of the Queer Male Body in Mid-
Century
24 Destiny’s Queer Scribblings: Greek Myth and Etiologies of HIV/AIDS
25 Socrates and Sedgwick: Ancient Greece in Epistemology of the Closet
26 Shedding Light, Casting Shadows: Queerness, Club Performances, and the Faux-Natural Narratives of Classical Reception
Ancient Pasts/Queer Futures
27 Queer Philology
28 How to Do the History of Elagabalus
29 Queer Interspeciesism, or Oppian’s Wild Love
30 Sappho’s Body, Queer Abstraction, and Lesbian Futurity
31 Medea’s Ghosts: Cherríe Moraga and Queer Ecologies
32 Speculation on classical reception: Queer Desire and N.K. Jemisin’s “The Effluence Engine”
Locorum Index
Index