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Kuir Bir Zamanda ve Mekanda: Giovanni’nin Odasi Nda ve Kara Etiket’ Te Kuirlesme
2018
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Masculinities: A Journal of Identity and Culture
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Baldwin ve Léon Damas’ın eserleri, Fransa’nın başkentinden sürgün ve yerinden edilmenin temsili bakımından daha önce hiç karşılaştırılmadı. Aslında keskin bir tiksintiyle terkettikleri şahsi anatavatanlarının coğrafi ve cismani uzaklığından ziyade, onlarda Öteki ( hemcins birey veya öteki etnik farklı seks partneri)  ile ilgilenmenin sürekli rahatsızlığı bulunmaktadır. İki yazar da beyaz egemenliği altındaki siyahi özneler olarak ve aynı cinse ilgi duyan erkekler olarak,  iki çıkmazın ve kesişen iki çizginin  anlamlandırılmasında öncülük etmişlerdir: Damas kuir olmamasına rağmen (en azından Baldwin kadar geyliğini dışa vurmamasına rağmen) o Kara Etiket’te Giovanni’nin Odası’ndaki çoğu kaygıya gönderme yapmıştır ve bu kaygılar,  siyahi erilliğin beyaz egemen heteroseksüel ırkçı toplumdaki rolüne ilişkin olmuştır

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‘in A Queer Time and Place’: Queerolization In Giovanni’s Room and Black-label
2018
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James Baldwin and Léon Damas have never been compared in terms of their representation of exile and uprootedness in the capital of France. More than the geographical and material distance from their respective native countries, which in fact they have left with a certain disgust, there is the constant discomfort of engaging with the Other (the same sex individual or the other ethnic different sex partner). Both writers have therefore been pioneers in the description of a double impasse and a double line to cross: as black subjects in a white dominated world, and as men who felt also attracted to same sex-partners. While Damas was not (at least not outing his gayness as Baldwin has done) queer, he adresses in Black-Label (1956) many of the same anxieties as those in Giovanni’s Room (1956) and they are related to performing black masculinity in a white dominant heterosexual racist society (Gyssels 2010).

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