French: Recent submissions

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    • Sexing the Archive: Gay Porn and Subcultural Histories 

      Florencio, J; Miller, B (Duke University Press, 1 January 2022)
      Despite being a widely consumed genre of visual culture, pornography remains a touchy subject in contemporary queer historiography. Queer archives overflow with it, but queer histories don’t. Historically associated with ...

    • De Balbec à Sète : les Jeunes filles à l’ombre de Valéry 

      Watt, A (Padova University Press, 2 November 2020)
      À l’ombre des jeunes filles en fleurs paraît en juin 1919, entre deux textes marquants de Paul Valéry : son célèbre essai esthético-politique « La crise de l’esprit », publié d’abord à Londres en avril-mai 1919, et le ...

    • Language, Morality and Wordplay in Thirteenth-Century Anglo-French: The Poetry of Walter de Bibbesworth 

      Hinton, T (Boydell and Brewer, 31 August 2019)
      Walter de Bibbesworth is known primarily for his Tretiz, a rhyming vocabulary of French written at some point between the years 1230 and 1270. According to a prologue transmitted in some manuscripts, the text was written ...

    • Chemsex Cultures: Subcultural Reproduction and Queer Survival 

      Florencio, J (SAGE Publications, 11 January 2021)
      “Chemsex” emerged in the 21st-century as the gay and bisexual male practice of taking drugs during sexual encounters as a way to module pleasure, promote endurance, and increase the temporality of sex. Yet, while the term ...

    • Baudelaire, Vischer, and self-transforming empathy 

      Scott, M (University of Nebraska Press, 14 October 2021)
      This article proposes to situate what it will show to be Charles Baudelaire’s bi-directional empathy with objects in relation to his departure from Romanticism and move towards Modernism. It will show that transformative ...