Argentine Intimacies: Queer Kinship in an Age of Splendor, 1890-1910

Contents
list of illustrations
Acknowledgments
Introduction: The Bunge Family Queerness, Kinship, and Modernity
	Revising The Family Romance
	Queer Studies And The Modern Family In Latin America
	The Bunge Family Archive
	Intimate Routes
Chapter One: Carlos Octavio Bunge Queer Desire and Family Fictions
	Family Romance At The Turn Of The Century
	La Novela De La Sangre: Rewriting Family Futures
	Thespis: Putting On The Mask
	Conclusion
Chapter Two: Sisters Writing, Sisters Reading the Diaries of Julia And Delfina Bunge
	A Queer Archive
	The Diary As Palimpsest
	Sisters Writing, Sisters Reading
	El Caso Delfina
	A Queer Home
	The Centennial
	Conclusion
Chapter Three: Spectral Desires Queering the Family Album
	The Portraiture Of The Bunge Family
	Circulating Desire: Carlos Octavio Bunge
	Conflicting Publics: Julia And Delfina Bunge
	Family Reunion: Snapshots From Alta Gracia
	Conclusion
Chapter Four: Family Pedagogy the Institutionalization of Kinship
	Inter/national Pedagogy
	Queer Teachings: From The Textbook
	El Arca De Noé: For Love Of Family, School, And Country
	Nuestra Patria: Pedagogy, Memory, And Masculine Angst
	Conclusion
Chapter Five: National Essays, Home Economics the Argentine Oligarchy in Decline
	The Nation As Past-future Family
	Miscegenation: Between Promiscuity And Sterility In Carlos Octavio Bunge’s Nuestra América
	Spiritual Feminism: Delfina Bunge’s Las Mujeres Y La Vocación
	The Past Future Of White Nationalism: Alejandro Bunge’s Una Nueva Argentina
Epilogue: Toward A Queer Latin American Studies
	Queer’s Hemispheric Contradictions
	Queer Feelings: Love, Fear, Resentment, Vulnerability
	Queer Studies And Decoloniality
Notes
Works Cited
Index