Kevin Moss
Biographic Data
| ID | 5932701 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kevin Moss |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kevin |
| FAMILY NAME | Moss |
| SIGNATURE | MOSS K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Middlebury College |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2332-1774 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Comparative Analysis of Oral Health and Self-Rated Health
Poor oral health can impact overall health. This study assessed the association between dental factors (dentate status and dental utilization) and self-rated health (S-RH) among older adults in two cross-sectional datasets: (1) NIH "All of Us (AoU) Research Program" (May 2018-July 2022 release) and (2) U.S. nationally representative "Health and Retirement Study" (HRS) 2018 wave. Participants aged ≥ 51 years were included in these analyses if (1) …
Russia's Queer Science, or How Anti‐LGBT Scholarship is Made
The absence of a politicized gay community and of any real scholarly consensus about sexuality in Russia has made it possible for new “scholars” to advance theories of sexuality that are very much at odds with those that are accepted in Europe and the United States. Much mainstream Russian scholarship on queer topics from the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Sociology Faculty of Moscow State University is highly ideological and based on the un…
Split Pride/Split Identities
Research Article| June 01 2016 Split Pride/Split Identities Kevin Moss Kevin Moss Kevin Moss, the Jean Thomson Fulton Professor of Modern Languages and Literature at Middlebury College, is chair of the Russian Department, director of Russian and East European Studies, and holds a joint position in the Russian Department and the program in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies. He has written on Russian and East European film, on Olga Freidenber…
Queering Ethnicity in the First Gay Films From Ex-Yugoslavia
Between 2002 and 2005 four of the Yugoslav successor states produced major feature films with lesbian or gay protagonists: Maja Weiss's Guardian of the Frontier (Slovenia, 2002), Dalibor Matanić's Fine Dead Girls (Croatia, 2002), Dragan Marinković's Take a Deep Breath (Serbia, 2004), and Ahmed Imamović's Go West (Bosnia and Hercegovina, 2005). As with other films from Eastern Europe that portray queer characters, all of these films were shot by s…
Post-Communist Lavender Menace
The article examines four films-Károly Makk's Egymásra nézve (Another Way, Hungary, 1982), Maja Weiss's Varuh meje (Guardian of the Frontier, Slovenia 2002), Dalibor Matanić's Fine mrtve djevojke (Fine Dead Girls, Croatia, 2002), and Dragan Marinković's Diši duboko (Take a Deep Breath, Serbia, 2004)-as post-communist or dissident national allegories. In all of these films by straight directors the lesbians represent a metaphorical threat to the h…
Ol'Ga Freidenberg's Works and Days
Legitimizing Same-Sex Marriages
Queer in Russia
In Queer in Russia, Laurie Essig examines the formation of gay identity and community in the former Soviet Union. As a sociological fieldworker, she began her research during the late 1980s, before any kind of a public queer identity existed in that country. After a decade of conducting interviews, as well as observing and analysing plays, books, pop music, and graffiti, Essig presents the first sustained study of how and why there was no Soviet …
Out of the Blue
Image and Concept
Metaphor the origin of narrative mime excursus on philosophy old comedy women's choruses the origins of tragedy aesthetic problem. (Part contents)
The Writer's Divided Self in Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita
Intellectual background Woland's genealogy the Devil, the irrational and the rational the writer the Devil's domain the Pontius Pilate story
The Last Word in Fiction
A Typology of Embedded Texts in The Brothers Karamazov
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Russia's Queer Science, or How Anti‐LGBT Scholarship is Made
The absence of a politicized gay community and of any real scholarly consensus about sexuality in Russia has made it possible for new “scholars” to advance theories of sexuality that are very much at odds with those that are accepted in Europe and the United States. Much mainstream Russian scholarship on queer topics from the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Sociology Faculty of Moscow State University is highly ideological and based on the un…
Split Pride/Split Identities
Research Article| June 01 2016 Split Pride/Split Identities Kevin Moss Kevin Moss Kevin Moss, the Jean Thomson Fulton Professor of Modern Languages and Literature at Middlebury College, is chair of the Russian Department, director of Russian and East European Studies, and holds a joint position in the Russian Department and the program in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies. He has written on Russian and East European film, on Olga Freidenber…
Post-Communist Lavender Menace
The article examines four films-Károly Makk's Egymásra nézve (Another Way, Hungary, 1982), Maja Weiss's Varuh meje (Guardian of the Frontier, Slovenia 2002), Dalibor Matanić's Fine mrtve djevojke (Fine Dead Girls, Croatia, 2002), and Dragan Marinković's Diši duboko (Take a Deep Breath, Serbia, 2004)-as post-communist or dissident national allegories. In all of these films by straight directors the lesbians represent a metaphorical threat to the h…
Queering Ethnicity in the First Gay Films From Ex-Yugoslavia
Between 2002 and 2005 four of the Yugoslav successor states produced major feature films with lesbian or gay protagonists: Maja Weiss's Guardian of the Frontier (Slovenia, 2002), Dalibor Matanić's Fine Dead Girls (Croatia, 2002), Dragan Marinković's Take a Deep Breath (Serbia, 2004), and Ahmed Imamović's Go West (Bosnia and Hercegovina, 2005). As with other films from Eastern Europe that portray queer characters, all of these films were shot by s…
Legitimizing Same-Sex Marriages
Queer in Russia
In Queer in Russia, Laurie Essig examines the formation of gay identity and community in the former Soviet Union. As a sociological fieldworker, she began her research during the late 1980s, before any kind of a public queer identity existed in that country. After a decade of conducting interviews, as well as observing and analysing plays, books, pop music, and graffiti, Essig presents the first sustained study of how and why there was no Soviet …
The Last Word in Fiction
A Typology of Embedded Texts in The Brothers Karamazov
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Last Word in Fiction
The Writer's Divided Self in Bulgakov's The Master and Margarita
Intellectual background Woland's genealogy the Devil, the irrational and the rational the writer the Devil's domain the Pontius Pilate story
Out of the Blue
Image and Concept
Metaphor the origin of narrative mime excursus on philosophy old comedy women's choruses the origins of tragedy aesthetic problem. (Part contents)
Queer in Russia
In Queer in Russia, Laurie Essig examines the formation of gay identity and community in the former Soviet Union. As a sociological fieldworker, she began her research during the late 1980s, before any kind of a public queer identity existed in that country. After a decade of conducting interviews, as well as observing and analysing plays, books, pop music, and graffiti, Essig presents the first sustained study of how and why there was no Soviet …
Legitimizing Same-Sex Marriages
Ol'Ga Freidenberg's Works and Days
Queering Ethnicity in the First Gay Films From Ex-Yugoslavia
Between 2002 and 2005 four of the Yugoslav successor states produced major feature films with lesbian or gay protagonists: Maja Weiss's Guardian of the Frontier (Slovenia, 2002), Dalibor Matanić's Fine Dead Girls (Croatia, 2002), Dragan Marinković's Take a Deep Breath (Serbia, 2004), and Ahmed Imamović's Go West (Bosnia and Hercegovina, 2005). As with other films from Eastern Europe that portray queer characters, all of these films were shot by s…
Post-Communist Lavender Menace
The article examines four films-Károly Makk's Egymásra nézve (Another Way, Hungary, 1982), Maja Weiss's Varuh meje (Guardian of the Frontier, Slovenia 2002), Dalibor Matanić's Fine mrtve djevojke (Fine Dead Girls, Croatia, 2002), and Dragan Marinković's Diši duboko (Take a Deep Breath, Serbia, 2004)-as post-communist or dissident national allegories. In all of these films by straight directors the lesbians represent a metaphorical threat to the h…
Split Pride/Split Identities
Research Article| June 01 2016 Split Pride/Split Identities Kevin Moss Kevin Moss Kevin Moss, the Jean Thomson Fulton Professor of Modern Languages and Literature at Middlebury College, is chair of the Russian Department, director of Russian and East European Studies, and holds a joint position in the Russian Department and the program in Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies. He has written on Russian and East European film, on Olga Freidenber…
Russia's Queer Science, or How Anti‐LGBT Scholarship is Made
The absence of a politicized gay community and of any real scholarly consensus about sexuality in Russia has made it possible for new “scholars” to advance theories of sexuality that are very much at odds with those that are accepted in Europe and the United States. Much mainstream Russian scholarship on queer topics from the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Sociology Faculty of Moscow State University is highly ideological and based on the un…
A Comparative Analysis of Oral Health and Self-Rated Health
Poor oral health can impact overall health. This study assessed the association between dental factors (dentate status and dental utilization) and self-rated health (S-RH) among older adults in two cross-sectional datasets: (1) NIH "All of Us (AoU) Research Program" (May 2018-July 2022 release) and (2) U.S. nationally representative "Health and Retirement Study" (HRS) 2018 wave. Participants aged ≥ 51 years were included in these analyses if (1) …
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