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1	Tranny Muse Portela, Taylor Bruce 19 May 2022 (has links) Tranny Muse is a poetry collection that interrogates personal, historical, and socio-cultural genealogies, functioning as both a record and an archive. As the speaker of these poems, I explore my life thus far: from growing up Mormon and coming out as gay and trans/nonbinary to performing in drag and finding new forms for home and community. The collection, organized by books of prose and lineated poems, enacts yet queers traditional genre conventions by transgressing their boundaries as I wrestle with finding form for desire, ethics, trauma, and dis/eu-phoria. / Master of Fine Arts / Tranny Muse is a poetry collection. poetry LGBTQ studies trans studies gender sexuality desire genealogy religion philosophy childhood adolescence adulthood illness grief trauma love drag Radical Faeries
2	Queering Space and Time: Urban Radical Faerie Placemaking in North Central Texas Goebel, James Carl 05 1900 (has links) Radical faeries in the city must contend with changing urban policies, social shame and stigma, policing, inaccessibility, materiality, and economic survival; in the face of these discontents, urban faeries still actively choose the city as their identity and as their home. Through placemaking practices which access the imaginative and experimental spatiality and temporality of queer sacredness, this thesis testifies urban radical faeries transform dimensionally discrete spaces within the city to thrive. By delving into the lived experiences and sexo-socio-spiritual placemaking of the radical faeries of Austin and Dallas, this project maps the spatiality of collective faerie utopian imaginaries, generating constellations of ephemeral sacred spaces and their residual effects on the built environment. Further, the recent pandemic saw the first temporary closing of sanctuary land since faeriedom's inception, and these creative placemaking strategies were further adapted to maintain community and identity during the COVID-19 pandemic through the collapse of spatial and temporal distance in accessing the virtual sacred. Understanding how faerie culture is maintained within the city, across space and time, the mundane and profane, the physical and digital, can provide insight and best practices to support urban faerie communities into the future. Radical Faeries CBPR community-based participatory research cultural anthropology environmental anthropology urban anthropology ecospirtuality queer ecology queer urban ecology queer anthropology urban ecology placemaking sacred space ecofuturity queer ecofuturity Anthropology, Cultural Environmental Sciences

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Queering Space and Time: Urban Radical Faerie Placemaking in North Central Texas