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Queer Analog Pleasure and Digital Ambivalence: LGBTQ Media Worlds in Nostalgic Times
Queer Analog Pleasure and Digital Ambivalence: LGBTQ Media Worlds in Nostalgic Times
Queer Analog Pleasure and Digital Ambivalence: LGBTQ Media Worlds in Nostalgic Times

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자료유형  
 학위논문 서양
최종처리일시  
20250211152059
ISBN  
9798382739526
DDC  
305
저자명  
Donovan, Sean.
서명/저자  
Queer Analog Pleasure and Digital Ambivalence: LGBTQ Media Worlds in Nostalgic Times
발행사항  
[Sl] : University of Michigan, 2024
발행사항  
Ann Arbor : ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 2024
형태사항  
282 p
주기사항  
Source: Dissertations Abstracts International, Volume: 85-12, Section: A.
주기사항  
Advisor: Murray, Sarah.
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Michigan, 2024.
초록/해제  
요약LGBTQ people are not always encouraged to be nostalgic. Dominant historical narratives of the development of LGBTQ rights in the United States emphasize a blooming distribution of legal rights and normative public acceptance that gestures emphatically towards a generous present and a hopeful future. In spite of this, LGBTQ media has long-demonstrated a sentimental proclivity for the past, luxuriating in reconstructions of prior time periods, and often anachronistically summoning a fusion of past and present. Queer retreats to the past in film, television, online media, and festival cultures are often motivated by the perceived wealth of freedoms open to queer subjects prior to the ossification of homonormative politics and legible sexual minority identities, as Douglas Crimp describes it, a time "queer before gay" (58). This often lends a radical ethos to nostalgia, but one that does not go uncomplicated by other material political factors. The persistent allure of the past for queer people shapes a structure of feeling that constructs media texts, media publics, and the complex channels of affective exchange surrounding them.Demarcating a transmedial genre I term LGBTQ nostalgia media, my dissertation traces the cultural work of imagined fantasies of the LGBTQ past. LGBTQ nostalgia media come to serve three general uses in media ecosystems. First, LGBTQ nostalgia media is a pleasure structure formulating queer attachments to the past and lending them formal character with a critical socio-affective functionality. Second, LGBTQ nostalgia media act as cultural archives that document the past (and representations of the past) to lend a weighted stability to histories frequently conceived affectively, as the ephemeral transmission of feeling and coded semiotics Third, LGBTQ nostalgia media acts as a mediation and attempted reconciliation of tension and mixed feelings about the transformations of LGBTQ history, the definitions and politics of community, and changing avenues of media consumption. My chapters focus on clusters of media that uniquely gesture to points of tension and discord in the LGBTQ historical imagination, and evidence the ways nostalgia is constructed as an ambivalent affective formation for LGBTQ media audiences and users- one often a staging ground for the attempted resolution of social pressures.Employing a transmedial collection of case studies- across prestige historical cinema, sexual hookup cultures online, documentary, and film festival environments- I utilize theoretically-informed textual analysis to understand the cultural work of feeling in LGBTQ nostalgia media. The first half of the dissertation focuses on the textual shape of nostalgic pleasure, rooted in an erotics of presence and absence articulated through the discursive frames of tactility and knowability. The second half turns to questions of community and networked affect, seeking to understand the flow of feeling across complicated, diverse publics, and the social borders inevitably impacting nostalgic pleasure. Overall, this dissertation considers the notable work of analog pleasures in queer world-building, calculated and mediated against structures of digital ambivalence.
일반주제명  
LGBTQ studies
일반주제명  
Communication
일반주제명  
Film studies
키워드  
LGBTQ media
키워드  
Nostalgia
키워드  
Film festivals
키워드  
Cruising
키워드  
Haptic visuality
기타저자  
University of Michigan Film Television and Media
기본자료저록  
Dissertations Abstracts International. 85-12A.
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■520    ▼aLGBTQ  people  are  not  always  encouraged  to  be  nostalgic.  Dominant  historical  narratives  of  the  development  of  LGBTQ  rights  in  the  United  States  emphasize  a  blooming  distribution  of  legal  rights  and  normative  public  acceptance  that  gestures  emphatically  towards  a  generous  present  and  a  hopeful  future.  In  spite  of  this,  LGBTQ  media  has  long-demonstrated  a  sentimental  proclivity  for  the  past,  luxuriating  in  reconstructions  of  prior  time  periods,  and  often  anachronistically  summoning  a  fusion  of  past  and  present.  Queer  retreats  to  the  past  in  film,  television,  online  media,  and  festival  cultures  are  often  motivated  by  the  perceived  wealth  of  freedoms  open  to  queer  subjects  prior  to  the  ossification  of  homonormative  politics  and  legible  sexual  minority  identities,  as  Douglas  Crimp  describes  it,  a  time  "queer  before  gay"  (58).  This  often  lends  a  radical  ethos  to  nostalgia,  but  one  that  does  not  go  uncomplicated  by  other  material  political  factors.  The  persistent  allure  of  the  past  for  queer  people  shapes  a  structure  of  feeling  that  constructs  media  texts,  media  publics,  and  the  complex  channels  of  affective  exchange  surrounding  them.Demarcating  a  transmedial  genre  I  term  LGBTQ  nostalgia  media,  my  dissertation  traces  the  cultural  work  of  imagined  fantasies  of  the  LGBTQ  past.  LGBTQ  nostalgia  media  come  to  serve  three  general  uses  in  media  ecosystems.  First,  LGBTQ  nostalgia  media  is  a  pleasure  structure  formulating  queer  attachments  to  the  past  and  lending  them  formal  character  with  a  critical  socio-affective  functionality.  Second,  LGBTQ  nostalgia  media  act  as  cultural  archives  that  document  the  past  (and  representations  of  the  past)  to  lend  a  weighted  stability  to  histories  frequently  conceived  affectively,  as  the  ephemeral  transmission  of  feeling  and  coded  semiotics  Third,  LGBTQ  nostalgia  media  acts  as  a  mediation  and  attempted  reconciliation  of  tension  and  mixed  feelings  about  the  transformations  of  LGBTQ  history,  the  definitions  and  politics  of  community,  and  changing  avenues  of  media  consumption.  My  chapters  focus  on  clusters  of  media  that  uniquely  gesture  to  points  of  tension  and  discord  in  the  LGBTQ  historical  imagination,  and  evidence  the  ways  nostalgia  is  constructed  as  an  ambivalent  affective  formation  for  LGBTQ  media  audiences  and  users-  one  often  a  staging  ground  for  the  attempted  resolution  of  social  pressures.Employing  a  transmedial  collection  of  case  studies-  across  prestige  historical  cinema,  sexual  hookup  cultures  online,  documentary,  and  film  festival  environments-  I  utilize  theoretically-informed  textual  analysis  to  understand  the  cultural  work  of  feeling  in  LGBTQ  nostalgia  media.  The  first  half  of  the  dissertation  focuses  on  the  textual  shape  of  nostalgic  pleasure,  rooted  in  an  erotics  of  presence  and  absence  articulated  through  the  discursive  frames  of  tactility  and  knowability.  The  second  half  turns  to  questions  of  community  and  networked  affect,  seeking  to  understand  the  flow  of  feeling  across  complicated,  diverse  publics,  and  the  social  borders  inevitably  impacting  nostalgic  pleasure.  Overall,  this  dissertation  considers  the  notable  work  of  analog  pleasures  in  queer  world-building,  calculated  and  mediated  against  structures  of  digital  ambivalence.
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