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ISBN 10: 1350000787
ISBN 13: 9781350000780
Author: Dan Healey

Russian Homophobia from Stalin to Sochi 1st Edition Table of contents:

PART I Homophobia in Russia after 1945

1 Forging Gulag Sexualities: Penal Homosexuality and the Reform of the Gulag after Stalin

The sexual order of the Gulag

Ancestors of the “Gulag queer”

Queer in Stalin’s Gulag

Reformist projects and the Gulag queer

Late-Soviet prisoners, Gulag survivors, and the Gulag queer

Queer visibility and erasure after Stalin’s Gulag

2 Comrades, Queers,and “Oddballs”: Sodomy, Masculinity, and Gendered Violence in Leningrad Provi

Case 1: Rape and sodomy in Nevdubstroi, 1946–5113

Case 2: Sodomy and murder in Rakhia, 1955–915

Rural “settlements of an urban type”

Masculinity, sodomy, and gender relations

Between men and women

Between men in private

Meanings for men’s same- sex relations

Gender, silence, and queer (in-)visibility in 1950s Russia

3 The Diary of Soviet Singer Vadim Kozin: Reading Queer Subjectivity in 1950s Russia

The life and loves of Vadim Kozin

The Kozin diary: chronicling “a life incorrectly lived”

“When will this sanctimonious hypocrisy . . . cease and desist?”

Queer visibility and the dilemmas of the self

PART II Queer Visibility and “Traditional Sexual Relations”

4 From Stalinist Pariahs to Subjects of “Managed Democracy”: Queers in Moscow, 1945 to the Prese

After victory, after Stalin

Queer solidarities in late-Soviet life

Post-communist, post-modern

5 Active, Passive, and Russian: The National Idea in Gay Men’s Pornography

“Hard to imagine” à la russe : a brief history of Russian gay men’s erotic imagery

The Russification of gay sex on screen

Mutuality and the power vertical: constructing gay desire in Russian porn

Pornography, Russian nationality, and the politics of gay visibility

6 “Let Them Move to France!”: Public Homophobia and“Traditional” Sexuality in the Early Puti

Sounding off about sex

Masculine evasions and fears of national decline

Towards “traditional sex”

PART III Writing and Remembering Russia’s Queer Past

7 Stalinist Homophobia and the “Stunted Archive”: Challenges to Writing the History of Gay Men

The road to 1934

Stalinist homophobia and repression

Reactions, and the geopolitics of Stalin’s homophobic turn

Arrests and trends in enforcement to the end of Stalin’s rule

Renewing “the struggle against sodomy” in the 1950s–80s

Towards a better historical understanding

8 Shame, Pride, and “Non-traditional” Lives: The Dilemmas of Queering Russian Biography

Gay pride, shame, and the purposes of queer biography

Writers of biography and the heteronormative voice

How to do the history of Russian homosexuality?

Reclaiming Russian LGBT lives

9 On the Boulevards of Magadan: Historical Time, Geopolitics, and Queer Memory in Homophobic Russia

Time, geopolitics, and LGBT progress

Archives, histories, and insurgent projects of queer memory

What time is it in Russia?

NOTES

SELECTED FURTHER READING

INDEX

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