Queering America: Joy Harjo’s Vision of Radical Contingency
Joan Burbick reads Jay Harjo from a queering as well as post-colonial perspective, analyzing the way in which normative discourses of social cohesion are questioned and re-formulated from the vantage point of Native American categories such as the berdache. Harjo's vision promotes radical conti...
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doaj-ed627ccfcc934ee58ca48e836f2d73f52021-09-09T09:40:41ZengOśrodek Studiów Amerykańskich Uniwersytetu WarszawskiegoInterAlia1689-66372008-09-01310.51897/interalia/NJVH9856Queering America: Joy Harjo’s Vision of Radical ContingencyJoan Burbick0Washington State UniversityJoan Burbick reads Jay Harjo from a queering as well as post-colonial perspective, analyzing the way in which normative discourses of social cohesion are questioned and re-formulated from the vantage point of Native American categories such as the berdache. Harjo's vision promotes radical contingency and a seemingly spiritual notion of transference. |
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Queering America: Joy Harjo’s Vision of Radical Contingency |
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Joan Burbick reads Jay Harjo from a queering as well as post-colonial perspective, analyzing the way in which normative discourses of social cohesion are questioned and re-formulated from the vantage point of Native American categories such as the berdache. Harjo's vision promotes radical contingency and a seemingly spiritual notion of transference. |
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