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Queer Now and Then seminar series, University of Manchester

The Centre for the Study of Sexuality and Culture (CSSC), The University of Manchester

Public Events 2013-4 – All Welcome

QUEER NOW AND THEN

Organised by Professor Laura Doan, this set of events welcomes a number of scholars to explore queerness in relation to time and history.

Wednesday 16 October, 5pm (Venue TBC) (co-sponsored with EAC)
Susan Lanser, Brandeis University
‘How to Do the Sexuality of History’

Tuesday 19 November, 5pm (Venue TBC)
Jackie Stacey, University of Manchester (EAC)
‘Embodying Queer Temporalities: The Future Perfect of Peggy Shaw’s Butch Noir’

Tuesday 10 December, 5pm (Venue TBC)
Hal Gladfelder, David Matthews and Kaye Mitchell, University of Manchester (EAC)
‘Porn Now and Then: A ROUNDTABLE’

Further details on the scheduled events, including confirmed venues, will be released in the near future: see http://queerculturenetwork.wordpress.com/ and http://sexualitysummerschool.wordpress.com/

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