What a delight it was to get around to reading this post, especially after our recent discussions — and I’m heartened and stunned (in the best way) to see my translation cited in Emily Spinach’s post that it prompted me to properly set up a Substack account for commenting!
I also enjoyed Diane Watt’s article. I’ve admittedly only become acquainted recently with “queering” texts in the broader sense of non-normativity, so I liked reading about the scholarship that has been done there, as well as the research gap identified.
What a delight it was to get around to reading this post, especially after our recent discussions — and I’m heartened and stunned (in the best way) to see my translation cited in Emily Spinach’s post that it prompted me to properly set up a Substack account for commenting!
I also enjoyed Diane Watt’s article. I’ve admittedly only become acquainted recently with “queering” texts in the broader sense of non-normativity, so I liked reading about the scholarship that has been done there, as well as the research gap identified.