Mary Beth Krouse
Biographic Data
| ID | 4195075 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mary Beth Krouse |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mary Beth |
| FAMILY NAME | Krouse |
| SIGNATURE | KROUSE M B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ohio University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1994 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sociology of Giving
The Women Founders
Feminist Discursive Pivoting
L'A. montre de quelle maniere le feminisme aborde la question du SIDA. Elle propose une approche permettant d'articuler feminisme et poststructuralisme. Elle analyse les discours sur le SIDA prononces a l'occasion de l'inauguration du AIDS Memorial Quilt a Washington en 1996. Elle rappelle que les homosexuels americains s'efforcerent de denoncer la stigmatisation de leur communaute apres l'apparition de l'epidemie de SIDA. La communaute afro-amer…
Constructions of immortality in the aids memorial quilt
Among those who initiated the AIDS Memorial Quilt and acted as its guardians in the first years of its existence, stories abound concerning odd coincidences that happen around the quilt. These “woo‐woo” stories suggest that those memorialized on the quilt, who were mostly gay men at the quilt's inception, are somehow ongoingly present and active beyond death. This paper uses Foucault's notion of reverse discourse to make sociological sense of the…
The Aids Memorial Quilt as Cultural Resistance for Gay Communities
The AIDS Memorial Quilt, an historic fabric monument to many who have died of AIDS, originated within the gay community of San Francisco in 1987. This paper explores the quilt's inception as a response to discourses that developed with the appearance of the AIDS epidemic, discourses that promoted the further stigmatization and marginalization of gay men. I demonstrate that the images evoked within the quilt can be seen to counter and resist the c…
The Women Founders
The Aids Memorial Quilt as Cultural Resistance for Gay Communities
The AIDS Memorial Quilt, an historic fabric monument to many who have died of AIDS, originated within the gay community of San Francisco in 1987. This paper explores the quilt's inception as a response to discourses that developed with the appearance of the AIDS epidemic, discourses that promoted the further stigmatization and marginalization of gay men. I demonstrate that the images evoked within the quilt can be seen to counter and resist the c…
Constructions of immortality in the aids memorial quilt
Among those who initiated the AIDS Memorial Quilt and acted as its guardians in the first years of its existence, stories abound concerning odd coincidences that happen around the quilt. These “woo‐woo” stories suggest that those memorialized on the quilt, who were mostly gay men at the quilt's inception, are somehow ongoingly present and active beyond death. This paper uses Foucault's notion of reverse discourse to make sociological sense of the…
The Aids Memorial Quilt as Cultural Resistance for Gay Communities
The AIDS Memorial Quilt, an historic fabric monument to many who have died of AIDS, originated within the gay community of San Francisco in 1987. This paper explores the quilt's inception as a response to discourses that developed with the appearance of the AIDS epidemic, discourses that promoted the further stigmatization and marginalization of gay men. I demonstrate that the images evoked within the quilt can be seen to counter and resist the c…
Constructions of immortality in the aids memorial quilt
Among those who initiated the AIDS Memorial Quilt and acted as its guardians in the first years of its existence, stories abound concerning odd coincidences that happen around the quilt. These “woo‐woo” stories suggest that those memorialized on the quilt, who were mostly gay men at the quilt's inception, are somehow ongoingly present and active beyond death. This paper uses Foucault's notion of reverse discourse to make sociological sense of the…
Feminist Discursive Pivoting
L'A. montre de quelle maniere le feminisme aborde la question du SIDA. Elle propose une approche permettant d'articuler feminisme et poststructuralisme. Elle analyse les discours sur le SIDA prononces a l'occasion de l'inauguration du AIDS Memorial Quilt a Washington en 1996. Elle rappelle que les homosexuels americains s'efforcerent de denoncer la stigmatisation de leur communaute apres l'apparition de l'epidemie de SIDA. La communaute afro-amer…
The Women Founders
Sociology of Giving
Sociology (5 works) · Art (3 works) · Aesthetics (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Quilt (2 works) · Visual arts (2 works) · Accounting and Organizational Management (1 work)