This dissertation explores ways in which “queer digital media use” co-produces senses of space, time, and queer being in contemporary Russia. Considering the particular implications of (in)visibility for queer living, and the importance of compartmentalizing conflicting spheres, the study provides a grounded account of queer life lived with and through digital media in a context currently characterized by “anti-gay” sentiments. Empirically, it draws on fieldwork and in-depth interviews with queer male informants in Saint Petersburg from 2013–2015 in accordance with a “non-digital-centric” digital ethnography. Taking a distinct phenomenological perspective, the study asks how digital media is implicated within the informants’ queer orientati...
This dissertation examines queer cultural identity formations in the context of globalization and po...
Launched in 2017, the website Queering the Map has since become what Ann Cvetkovich calls “an archiv...
Research across the social sciences testifies to an ongoing relationship between queerness and digit...
Internet has been available for the public during the past thirty years, and is perceived as having ...
This dissertation explores how queer people use media technology to make and construe their identiti...
How are we to understand the politics of location in our “hyper-space-biased” time of digital existe...
This dissertation explores the resonance between queer sociality and emergent forms of digital commu...
In this thesis, I explore possibilities of queering masculinity in the digital age. Drawing on dat...
This chapter examines queer digital culture, a term that refers to the ways in which LGBTQ+ identiti...
This contribution outlines a theory of the performative nature of queer media agency. Drawing on key...
This paper seeks to investigate the digital transition from queer, physical spaces to queer, virtual...
This panel brings together papers that explore digital cultures, platforms, and queer and feminist t...
Migration—whether international or internal, forced or voluntary—intertwines with digital media, esp...
Cyberqueer Techno-practices: Digital Space-Making and Networking by Swedish Gay Men This study ...
The Velvet Light Trap gathered a diverse group of scholars with a range of specialties related to qu...
This dissertation examines queer cultural identity formations in the context of globalization and po...
Launched in 2017, the website Queering the Map has since become what Ann Cvetkovich calls “an archiv...
Research across the social sciences testifies to an ongoing relationship between queerness and digit...
Internet has been available for the public during the past thirty years, and is perceived as having ...
This dissertation explores how queer people use media technology to make and construe their identiti...
How are we to understand the politics of location in our “hyper-space-biased” time of digital existe...
This dissertation explores the resonance between queer sociality and emergent forms of digital commu...
In this thesis, I explore possibilities of queering masculinity in the digital age. Drawing on dat...
This chapter examines queer digital culture, a term that refers to the ways in which LGBTQ+ identiti...
This contribution outlines a theory of the performative nature of queer media agency. Drawing on key...
This paper seeks to investigate the digital transition from queer, physical spaces to queer, virtual...
This panel brings together papers that explore digital cultures, platforms, and queer and feminist t...
Migration—whether international or internal, forced or voluntary—intertwines with digital media, esp...
Cyberqueer Techno-practices: Digital Space-Making and Networking by Swedish Gay Men This study ...
The Velvet Light Trap gathered a diverse group of scholars with a range of specialties related to qu...
This dissertation examines queer cultural identity formations in the context of globalization and po...
Launched in 2017, the website Queering the Map has since become what Ann Cvetkovich calls “an archiv...
Research across the social sciences testifies to an ongoing relationship between queerness and digit...