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SUMMARY:Queering the Gay Anthology: Edward Carpenter’s Ioläus
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DESCRIPTION:This paper explores the central role played by translation in
  the gay liberation movement\, focusing on the anthology as a privileged
 \, although understudied\, cultural form in minoritarian movements of th
 is kind. The paper begins by tracing the evolution of the anthology in t
 erms of the selection of texts\, the arrangement of texts\, the framing 
 of texts\, and the presence of translations. Historical analysis of the 
 anthology and specifically of the translations within these anthologies 
 suggests three distinct periods in the modern gay liberation movement. O
 f crucial importance is the introduction of a chronological arrangement 
 of texts that took place in the late nineteenth century and was consolid
 ated in Edward Carpenter's widely acclaimed Ioläus: An Anthology of Frie
 ndship (1902). Understanding the historical evolution of the anthology l
 ends new insight into the critique of "homonationalism" that has been le
 veled at the gay liberation movement while challenging the assertion of 
 an essential connection between the anthology and the modern nation-stat
 e as ahistorical.
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LOCATION:Zoom
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