2014
DOI: 10.1111/gec3.12151
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Relational Comparison, Queer Urbanism and Worlding Cities

Abstract: Urban studies have recently witnessed a revival of critical interest in comparison, situated within a broader postcolonial critique of the parochialism of (Western) urban theory. However, recent discussions of the comparative within urban studies have tended to neglect sexual politics, despite the emergence of a significant body of work on the queer politics of comparison. Urban research on sexualities has tended to focus on the territorialisation of same‐sex desire and identifications in territories such as g… Show more

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“…In their study of global queer cinema, Schoonover and Galt (2016, p. 81) argue that: ‘the queer film festival not only reflects the world but actively makes and remakes worlds’. Like other queer film festivals, GAZE is therefore a key site in ‘queer worlding’ (Binnie, 2014; Manalansan IV, 2015). This notion of queer worlding is key to the forging of queer bonds beyond Dublin, both within and beyond Ireland.…”
Section: The Gaze International Lgbt Film Festival Austerity and Lgbmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In their study of global queer cinema, Schoonover and Galt (2016, p. 81) argue that: ‘the queer film festival not only reflects the world but actively makes and remakes worlds’. Like other queer film festivals, GAZE is therefore a key site in ‘queer worlding’ (Binnie, 2014; Manalansan IV, 2015). This notion of queer worlding is key to the forging of queer bonds beyond Dublin, both within and beyond Ireland.…”
Section: The Gaze International Lgbt Film Festival Austerity and Lgbmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In large part owing to Roy and Ong's () seminal collection on the topic, urban geographers have recently engaged in debates that challenge essentializing accounts of ‘global cities’ (Simone, ; Roy and Ong, ; Roy, ; ; McCann et al , ; Acuto, ; Binnie, ; Baker and Ruming, ). Worlding, according to Roy and Ong (: xv), creates the conditions of possibility for a ‘diversity of urban dreams, projects, and practices that are constitutive of cities in emerging world regions’.…”
Section: Performing Worldsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mezipatra is organised by STUD Brno, which Nedbálková describes as 'the most influential gay and lesbian organization in the Czech Republic.' We decided to include Brno as well as Prague because Brno was the city where the festival originated in 2000, and we wished to understand the role of the festival beyond the metropolis in a different regional context, in a smaller city, as so much critical attention has been devoted to queer film festivals in large metropolitan areas; reflecting the dominance of large metropolitan areas within historical and geographical research on sexualities more widely which has been a source of ongoing critique within the geographies of sexualities and beyond (Binnie, 2014;Brown, 2008;Myrdahl, 2013). (Bilić, 2016).…”
Section: About the Projectmentioning
confidence: 99%