Queer Euripides: Re-Readings in Greek Tragedy

Cover\nHalftitle page\nSeries page\nTitle page\nCopyright page\nCONTENTS\nACKNOWLEDGMENTS\nQUEER EURIPIDES: AN INTRODUCTION\nPART I TEMPORALITIES\n	CHAPTER 1 HIPPOLYTUS-EURIPIDES AND QUEER THEORY AT THE FIN DE SIÈCLE AND NOW\n		Textual Fragments and Scholarly Desires\n		Unveiling Hippolytus\n		The Reception of Euripides and Queer Theory\n	CHAPTER 2 RHESUS-TRAGIC WILDERNESS IN QUEER TIME\n		Epic Synchronicities of the (An)achronic Rhesus\n		In the Dead of Night\n		A Truncated Force\n	CHAPTER 3 TROJAN WOMEN-NO FUTURES\nPART II ESCAPE/REFUSAL\n	CHAPTER 4 IPHIGENIA IN AULIS-PERHAPS (NOT)\n		The Horned Doe, or: Becoming Wild\n		Queer Ticking Time Bomb\n		Iphigenia’s Body in Pieces, or: Cut/Paste/Run\n		Queer Choral Escape Routes, or: Gunaikes to Watch Out For\n		On the Horizon\n	CHAPTER 5 HELEN-QUEERING THE BARBARIAN\n		People, Places, and Dramatic Tropes\n		Gendered People, Places, and Dramatic Tropes\n		Queering the Barbarian\n		Seeming is Not Being: The Eidôlon as Queer Phenomenon\n	CHAPTER 6 CHILDREN OF HERACLES-QUEER KINSHIP: PROFIT, VIVISECTION, KITSCH\n		Profit and Kin\n		Queer Kinship\n		Vivisection and Kitsch Bodies\n	CHAPTER 7 SUPPLIANT WOMEN-ADRASTUS’ CUTE LESBIANISM: LABOR IRONY ADHESION\nPART III FAILURE\n	CHAPTER 8 MEDEA-FAILURE AND THE QUEER ESCAPE\n		Good Wife/Good Life\n		Failing Up\n		Not Touching/Not Feeling\n	CHAPTER 9 ALCESTIS-IMPOSSIBLE PERFORMANCE\n	CHAPTER 10 ION-INTO THE QUEER IONISPHERE\n		Queer Texts\n		The Queer Foundation of Athenian Citizens\n		Ionic Identity\n		But Is It Queer?\nPART IV RELATIONS\n	CHAPTER 11 HERACLES-HOMOSEXUAL PANIC AND IRRESPONSIBLE READING\n		Putting Heracles on the Couch\n		Piling Up the Queerness\n		Playing Tugboat with Daddy: Some Queer Commitments\n	CHAPTER 12 ANDROMACHE-CATFIGHT IN PHTHIA\n		Catfights and Sister Wives\n		The Intimacy of Polygyny\n		Close Combat\n		Catfights, Camp, and Hermione’s Queerness\n	CHAPTER 13 ORESTES-POLYMORPHOUSLY PER-VERSE: ON QUEER METROLOGY\nPART V REPRODUCTION\n	CHAPTER 14 HECUBA-THE DEAD CHILD, OR QUEER FOR A DAY\n	CHAPTER 15 PHOENICIAN WOMEN-“DEVIANT” THEBANS OUT OF TIME\n		Queer Time and Myth\n		The Chorus’s Monstrous Soundtrack\n		Antigone and Menoeceus: No Future in Thebes?\n	CHAPTER 16 ELECTRA-PARA POETICS AND PARAONTOLOGY\n		The Dead Don’t Dance\n		The Parapoetics of Recognizing Orestes\n		Electra’s Extreme Pregnancy\n		Paraontology\nPART VI ENCOUNTERS\n	CHAPTER 17 IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS-IPHIGENIA AND ARTEMIS? READING QUEER/PERFORMING QUEER\n		Into the Rehearsal Room\n		Returning to the Text\n		Between Text and Performance: Among the Taurians\n	CHAPTER 18 CYCLOPS-A PHILOSOPHER WALKS INTO A SATYR-PLAY\nPART VII TRANSITIONS\nCHAPTER 19 HIPPOLYTUS-QUEER CROSSINGS (FOLLOWING ANNE CARSON)\nCHAPTER 20 ARISTOPHANES, WOMEN AT THE THESMOPHORIA-REALITY AND THE EGG: AN OVIPARODY OF EURIPIDES\n	Eggs and their Logics\n	Egg Theory at Large\n	Egg as Image\n	The Baby in the Pot\n	The Lover Beneath the Cloak\n	The Wheel and the Funnel\n	Conclusion: Making Reality\nCHAPTER 21 BACCHAE-“AN EXCESSIVELY HIGH PRICE TO PAY FOR BEING RELUCTANT TO EMERGE FROM THE CLOSET”?\nCONTRIBUTORS\nBIBLIOGRAPHY\nINDEX