Queer eye for the housewife: Julianne Moore, radical femme-ininity, and destabilizing the suburban family

Dove-Viebahn, Aviva

doi:10.1080/10894160.2019.1691350

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“…Although there has been an increase in media depictions of queer domesticity, queer women and gender-nonconforming folks are rarely included in these images of kitchens and domestic caretaking. However, when a queer body does come into contact with a kitchen, it can enable possibilities for creative interpretations and enable kitchens to become spaces of creative play, experimentation, as well as sites for contesting cultural norms, ultimately allowing queer objects to come into view (Dove-Viebahn, 2019; Elwood, 2000; Gorman-Murray, 2006a; Young, 2012).…”

Section: The Rhetoricity Of Queer Domesticitymentioning

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“Doing It” in the Kitchen: Rhetorical Field Methods, Arts/Practice-Based Research, and Queer Archives

Beck

2020

Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies

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Everyday domestic spaces, such as kitchens, are often crucial to the understanding of practices and discourses of queer and other marginalized communities. However, due to the private nature of these spaces, they can be difficult for rhetorical critics and others to access. This article offers arts/practice-based research as an intervention into rhetorical field methods (RFM) as a means of accessing and engaging with private, often inaccessible places, such as kitchens. In addition, arts/practice-based methods can expand the notion of “doing” rhetoric and co-creation with participants, which result in the creation of subject formations and alternative, collaborative, and affective archives. Such building of collective queer archives is essential, I argue, in that it helps to not only document the “stuff” of queer lives but also capture fleeting and affective moments of queer collisions and becomings. In addition, arts/practice-based research methods can aid researchers to generate knowledge and archives related to underrepresented aspects of queer lives. To engage with queer domestic spaces and the intersection of RFM and arts/practice-based research, I reflect on Autostraddle.com’s “Queer in the Kitchen” gallery, my participation in the creation of this text, and the development of my own gallery Queering the Kitchen.

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Section: The Rhetoricity Of Queer Domesticitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“Doing It” in the Kitchen: Rhetorical Field Methods, Arts/Practice-Based Research, and Queer Archives

Beck

2020

Cultural Studies ↔ Critical Methodologies

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Queer eye for the housewife: Julianne Moore, radical femme-ininity, and destabilizing the suburban family

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“Doing It” in the Kitchen: Rhetorical Field Methods, Arts/Practice-Based Research, and Queer Archives

“Doing It” in the Kitchen: Rhetorical Field Methods, Arts/Practice-Based Research, and Queer Archives

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