Queer theory and nonmodern Iberia
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teoría queer, Iberia no-moderna, literaturas ibéricas medievales, expectativas de género sexual y de sexualidad, heteronormatividad, queer theory, nonmodern Iberia, medieval Iberian literatures, expectations about gender and sexuality, heteronormativitAbstract
In this article I summarize a selection of what are in my opinion interesting theoretical contributions in English and Spanish to queer studies in nonmodern periods that continue to have an impact on scholarly work today. I also reflect on possible future connections between queer theory and nonmodern Iberian discourses in an effort to complement Mérida Jiménez’s essay (2008: 183-197) on the future path of queer theory in the Iberian Middle Ages. I concentrate on the necessity of linking queer studies to the more general Iberian social order in nonmodern periods.
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