"Der er ikke en gnist af homoseksualisme i det": Homofobe forbud og heteronormative undvigemanøvrer i recep­tionen af danske litterære klassikere: Kongens Fald, Barndommens Gade og Den kroniske uskyld

TY - GEN

T1 - "Der er ikke en gnist af homoseksualisme i det"

T2 - Farewell to Heteronormativity

AU - Frederiksen, Maja Bissenbakker

N1 - Udgivelsesdato: 2003

PY - 2003

Y1 - 2003

N2 -   The reception of the Danish literary canon suffers from a problematic heteronormative blindness towards non-normative forms of desire. Through the example of tree canonised Danish novels - Kongens Fald (Johannes V. Jensen), Barndommens Gade (Tove Ditlevsen) and Den kroniske uskyld (Klaus Rifbjerg) - this essay presents different strategies of blindness which seem to have functioned as an implicit heteronormative defence against the homoerotic possibilities of the novels. Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's concept of "homosocial desire" is suggested as a useful tool and starting point for a thorough queering of the Danish literary canon.

AB -   The reception of the Danish literary canon suffers from a problematic heteronormative blindness towards non-normative forms of desire. Through the example of tree canonised Danish novels - Kongens Fald (Johannes V. Jensen), Barndommens Gade (Tove Ditlevsen) and Den kroniske uskyld (Klaus Rifbjerg) - this essay presents different strategies of blindness which seem to have functioned as an implicit heteronormative defence against the homoerotic possibilities of the novels. Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's concept of "homosocial desire" is suggested as a useful tool and starting point for a thorough queering of the Danish literary canon.

M3 - Konferenceartikel

SN - 1100-2573

JO - Lambda Nordica

JF - Lambda Nordica

IS - 1-2

Y2 - 29 November 2010

ER -