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Ackroyd, P. 135
ACT UP 1, 7
ageism 2
Althusser, L. 100
appropriation 1, 5, 10, 14–18, 187–8
Babuscio, J. 187, 195
Balzac 78–81
Barbette, see Cocteau
Barthes, R. 54, 100, 117–19, 197
Beaver, H. 172
Blachford, G. 11
Blakk, Joan Jett 6–7
Butler, J. 4
Butler, S. 33, 37
Camp:
in activism 1, 5–6, 52;
and aristocracy 24;
and butch-femme 141–5
and the closet 143;
as critique 1–2, 10, 12, 18, 23–4, 44–6,
75, 120, 167, 177–8, 188, 195–6, 199;
discourse of 1, 12, 14, 143–5, 188,
etymology 29, 75–6;
gesture 4–5, 24–31, 37, 45–6, 75, 105;
as irony 114–15, 134;
as masquerade 110–12, 134–5, 144;
as parody 2, 7, 9–11, 185, 188–9, 196–
7;
as performance 5, 46, 110, 139;
politicization 1, 6–7, 51–2;
and Pop 5, 7, 13–17;
and the postmodern 110–11;
and psychoanalytic 111–12;
INDEX
174
as queer visibility 5, 17;
as sensibility 1, 8, 10, 116–17, 145,
194–5;
as style 1;
as trace 13–14, 150–1, 172;
see also kitsch;
Theatre of the Ridiculous
Case, S. 113, 141–3, 145
Cocteau, J. 135–7
constructionism 3–4, 6, 96
De Lauretis, T. 141–6
Delsarte 76–7, 79–82, 85, 87–8
Dollimore, J. 55
drag 6, 132–8, 140, 143–5, 173–7, 189–91
Dyer, R. 186–7, 195
dyke noir 120–4
effeminacy 26–7, 35, 43
Ellis, H. 57, 64, 105
essentialism 3, 6
Feuer, J. 185
Foucault, M. 12, 104
Freud, S. 59–63, 65, 67–9, 122–3
gay and lesbian, see queer
Giddens, A. 102–3
heterosexuality 63, 65, 114, 142–3, 173,
176;
see also un-queer
homophobia 119–20, 123–4
homosexuality, construction of 3–5, 23–4,
99–105