酷儿触觉:酸辣酱和Soca音乐中女性之间的同性亲密关系

Q2 Arts and Humanities
K. Ghisyawan, Preity R. Kumar
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摘要

作为一个空间,流行文化是酷儿的中心;尤其是音乐,它的历史赋予了LGBTQ主题代表性、可见度和颠覆性的机会。音乐在加勒比地区也不例外,因为它在提供政治评论,反映该地区不断变化的价值观和文化,以及讲述不同种族群体面临的融合和障碍方面发挥着至关重要的作用。重要的是,音乐是加勒比海地区人民不分差异团结在一起的空间。这篇文章关注的是soca和酸辣酱soca这两种类型,它们涉及到酷儿和酷儿欲望的复杂政治。我们分析了德斯特拉的《朗姆酒与Soca》和阿尼萨公主的《Tek Sunita》是如何揭露与种族、性别、阶级和性欲有关的复杂的历史和当代紧张关系的。本文提出了一个情感酷儿触觉框架,通过触摸和纹理模式来检验和假设该地区的酷儿性。在这样做的过程中,我们证明了酷儿是该地区殖民社会等级制度的一部分,同时也允许他们重新想象。Como espacio, la culture pop是时尚的中心;我的音乐,尤其是我的音乐,我的音乐,我的音乐,我的音乐,我的音乐,我的音乐,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品,我的作品。音乐在加勒比地区是独一无二的,在政治评论家中是必不可少的,反映了一个地区文化的价值,反映了一个地区文化的价值,反映了一个地区文化的价值,反映了一个地区文化的价值,反映了一个地区文化的价值,反映了一个地区文化的价值,反映了一个地区文化的价值,反映了一个地区文化的价值。音乐的意义在于空间的意义在于人物的意义在于加勒比人的意义在于人的意义在于人的意义在于人的意义在于人的意义在于人的不同。我们可以用辣酱来解释音乐社会的中心,用辣酱来解释音乐社会的中心,用辣酱来解释社会的中心,用辣酱来解释政治的中心,用辣酱来解释政治的中心。ananalizamos como《朗姆酒与社会》de Destra和《泰克苏尼塔》de Princesa Anisa desenmascaran将复杂的、紧张的历史与当代的社会联系在一起,与社会联系在一起,与社会联系在一起,与社会联系在一起,与社会联系在一起,与社会联系在一起。从理论上讲,这是一种触觉上的怪异情感,而从理论上讲,这是一种视觉上的怪异情感,这是一种视觉上的怪异情感,是一种视觉上的怪异情感。民主主义是一种社会主义,是一种地区主义,是一种重新想象的社会主义。
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Queer Tactility: Same-sex Intimacies between Women in Chutney and Soca Music
As a space, pop culture is an epicenter for queerness; music, especially, has a history of giving LGBTQ subjects representation, visibility, and an opening to be subversive. Music is no different in the Caribbean region, as it plays an essential role in offering political commentary, reflecting the region’s changing values and culture, and speaking to the integration and barriers facing different ethnic groups. Significantly, music is a space in which people in the Caribbean region unite, regardless of their differences. This article focuses on soca and chutney-soca as genres that engage in the complicated politics of queerness and queer desires. We analyze how Destra’s “Rum and Soca” and Princess Anisa’s “Tek Sunita” unmask complicated historical and contemporary tensions associated with race, gender, class, and sexual desire. This essay proposes an affectual queer tactile framework to examine and postulate queerness in the region as apparent through touch and texture modalities. In doing so, we demonstrate that while queerness is part of the region’s colonial social hierarchies, it simultaneously allows for their reimagining. Como espacio, la cultura pop es un epicentro de lo queer; la musica, especialmente, tiene la historia de brindarles a los sujetos LGBTQ representacion, visibilidad y una apertura para ser subversivos. La musica no es distinta en la region del Caribe, ya que desempena un papel esencial al ofrecer comentarios politicos, reflejar los valores cambiantes y la cultura de la region y al hablar de la integracion y las barreras que enfrentan los diferentes grupos etnicos. De modo significativo la musica es un espacio en el que las personas del Caribe se unen, haciendo caso omiso de sus diferencias. Este articulo se centra en la musica soca y chutney-soca como generos que se involucran en la complicada politica de lo queer y los deseos queer. Analizamos como “Rum and Soca” de Destra y “Tek Sunita” de Princesa Anisa desenmascaran las complicadas tensiones historicas y contemporaneas asociadas con la raza, el genero, la clase y el deseo sexual. Este ensayo propone un marco tactil queer afectuoso para examinar y postular que lo queer en la region queda patente a traves de las modalidades tactiles y texturales. Al hacerlo, demostramos que si bien lo queer es parte de las jerarquias sociales coloniales de la region, a la vez permite su reimaginacion.
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Middle Atlantic Review of Latin American Studies
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