Berkeley English Graduate Students
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Emily SuttonWheeler 331 Tuesday 2:30-4:30 emilysutton@berkeley.edu SpecialtiesSelected Publications and Papers DeliveredPublications "Pedagogy, Politics and Betty Dodson's Liberating Masturbation", Signs: Journal of Women in Culture and Society, forthcoming Conferences "“Do you ache for him?”: Uncloseted Queer Desire in NBC’s Hannibal", NeMLA Annual Convention, Johns Hopkins University, 2022 "Orgasmic Knowledge: Betty Dodson’s Masturbatory Politics" ASAP/12, virtual, 2021. "Unsexing the Queer: Quentin Crisp in British National Culture." Queer Celebrity Conference, University of Portsmouth, 2019. "'it draws so oddly on the sexual': AIDS, Gay Aesthetics and Unspeakability in The Man with Night Sweats" , Transient and Resident: A Thom Gunn Symposium, UC Berkeley, 2016. “Domesticating the Plague: Realism, History and the Everyday in AIDS Fiction”, Prosaic Imaginaries: The Novel and the Everyday, 1750-2000, University of Sydney, 2014 English Department Classes
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