...group categorisation in general. and it underscores the complexity of the logic of identity: aiong dimensions that can't be subsumed under gender and...at all: the ways that race. ethnicity. postcolonial rationality criss-cross within these and other identity-constituting. identity -fracturing discourses.16...

...lot of the most exciting recent work . . . spins outward along all dimensions that can't IK: suhsumed under gender and sexuality at all: the ways that race,...postcolonial nationality criss-cross with these and ocher identity-constituting, identity-fracturing discourses. (Sedgwick 1993a:9) As reflected hy Sedgwick...

...weaknesses of the strategies of appropriation and subversion. 3 Moreover, "queer" invites consideration of the ways "that race, ethnicity, postcolonial nationality...identity-constituting, identityfracturing discourses" (Sedgwick 1993b, 9; original emphasis). 4 Shame, thus, interests Sedgwick politically, "because it...

...Tendencie5 (Durham. NC: Duke University Press. 1993l. xii, 8. See also her claim that some recent work "spins the term outward along dimensions that can't...criss-cross with these and other identity-constituting, identity- fracturing discourses" (Tendencies, 9J. I demonstrate that the discourses of sexuality and...

...have historically been the privileged markers of that which passes for queer, Sedgwick emphasizes that "a lot of the most exciting recent work around 'queer'...can't be subsumed under gender and sexuality at all," including "race, ethnicity," and "postcolonial nationality."1 And because queer enjoys the distinction...

...difference has heen produced and managed. Indeed, as Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick suggested in the early 1990s, "a lot of the most exciting recent work around 'queer'...spins the term outward along dimensions that can't he suhsumed under gender and sexuality at all: the ways that race, ethnicity, postcolonial nationality...

...visto abarcando más campos y prolongando su ámbito: [...] along dimensions that can't be assumed under gender and sexuality at all: the ways that race,...color whose sexual self-definition includes 'queer' [...] are using the leverage of 'queer' to do a new kind of justice to the fractal intricacies of language,...

...text. Teasing out the resonances of the term 'queer', Eve Sedgwick draws attention to the fact that 'A lot of the most exciting recent work around "queer" spins the term outwards along dimensions that can't be subsumed under gender and sexuality at all.' She comments on...

...the realm of sexual representation; it is an inclusive category that can be applied to phenomena that "spins the term outward along dimensions that can't...and other identity-constituting, identity-fracturing discourses."24 By acknowledging this, queer theorizing speaks to the fundamental contradictions (the...

...Sedgwick also resist the moralized command to converge sex, race, class, imperium. Sedgwick first: [A] lot of the most exciting recent work around "queer"...along dimensions that can't be subsumed under gender or sexuality at all: the ways that race, ethnicity, postcolonial nationality criss-cross with these...