Review: Vulnerable Constitutions: Queerness, Disability and the Remaking of American Manhood by Cynthia Barounis
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queerness, biopolitics, disability, masculinity, immunity, pathology
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Invited Review by Maria Teresa Houar
Vulnerable Constitutions: Queerness, Disability and the Remaking of American Manhood
By Cynthia Barounis
Philadelphia, PA. Temple University Press. 2019
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Maria Teresa Houar, Ph.D. candidate in Performance Studies at the University of Hawai'i, Mānoa
Maria Teresa Houar is a queer scholar of Indigenous Latinx and Haole descent, born and raised in Hawaiʻi on the outer islands of Kauaʻi and Maui. Maria Teresa is a Ph.D. candidate in Performance Studies at UH Mānoa researching dance performance through intersectional lenses of sexuality, fetish, queerness, disability, militarism and consent as a means of dismantling the colonized view of the body.