Queer transgressions in twentieth-century Polish fiction : gender, nation, politics / Jack J. B. Hutchens.

• Iwaszkiewicz and Gombrowicz: sex, death, and panic -- Julian Stryjkowski: the Pole, the Jew, the Queer -- Marian Pankowski: anti-martyr -- Olga Tokarczuk: transgressive bodies transgressing borders -- Queer liberation in the twenty-first century, and Jerzy Nasierowski -- Conclusion.

• "This book analyzes the subversive power of twentieth-century Polish fiction, showing that it helped to undermine nationalist and homophobic ideologies that are still at play in Poland today. The author argues that the transgressive reading of Polish literature can challenge the many binaries that conservative, heteronormative ideology depends upon"-- 

Ämnesord

Polsk litteratur  (sao)

Litteratur och samhälle  (sao)

Queerteori  (sao)

Genusforskning  (sao)

Queer theory.  (LCSH)

Polish fiction  -- 20th century -- History and criticism. (LCSH)

Literature and society  -- Poland -- History -- 20th century. (LCSH)

Literature and society.  (fast)

Polish fiction.  (fast)

Queer theory.  (fast)

Théorie queer.  (ram)

Polish literature  (LCSH)

Literature and society  (LCSH)

Queer theory  (LCSH)

Polen  (sao)

Poland.  (fast)

1900-talet  (sao)

1900-1999  (fast)

Genre

Analys och tolkning  (saogf)

Criticism, interpretation, etc.  (fast)

History.  (fast)

Personnamn

Iwaszkiewicz, Jarosław, 1895-1980.

Pankowski, Marian, 1919-2011.

Gombrowicz, Witold, 1904-1969

Stryjkowski, Julian, 1905-1996

Tokarczuk, Olga, 1962-

Klassifikation

PG7099.3 (LCC)

891.85380935266 (DDC)