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Lecture transcript presenting Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick’s analysis of Billy Budd within the context of male homosocial desire and the instability of heterosexual/homosexual binaries in 20th-century Western culture.
Year:
1990s
Location:
Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA
Topic:
Literary theory, gender studies, queer theory
Document type:
Lecture transcript
Institution:
Cornell University
Speaker:
Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick
Audience:
Students and faculty attending the lecture
Duration:
Part 1 – 45 min 53 sec; Part 2 – 45 min 47 sec
Link:
https://hdl.handle.net/1813/43500
Catalog record:
https://newcatalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/9926098
Series:
Epistemologies of the Closet project
Subject focus:
Male homosocial desire, homo-/heterosexual definitions, deconstruction of binary categories
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Author:
Elsa Maurizi
Literary work referenced:
Sonnet CXX
Poet:
Marc-André Raffalovich
Institutional affiliation of author:
Wake Forest University
Source archive:
Victorian Queer Archive
Region / city:
London
Country:
United Kingdom
Historical period discussed:
18th–early 20th centuries
Primary locations mentioned:
St. James’s Park; Hyde Park; Serpentine Lake; West End theatre district
Legal framework referenced:
Criminal Law Amendment Act 1885
Subject:
homosexual subculture, gender norms, and social attitudes in Victorian and pre-Victorian London
Academic field:
Queer Studies; Social History
Document type:
historical-literary analysis with primary text transcription
Primary themes:
urban homosexual subculture, masculinity and effeminacy, criminalization of sodomy, urban social spaces
Language of document:
English
Historical context:
Victorian and late Georgian urban society
Year:
2019
Region / city:
New York City, Silver City, New Mexico
Topic:
History, Outlaws, Biography
Document type:
Article
Author:
Jenni Tyler
Audience:
General public, students of history
Date of approval:
May 1, 2019
Year:
2025
Location:
Whitney ISD Wildcat Stadium
Event Date:
March 6th, 2025
Type of Event:
Track and Field Meet
Organizing Body:
Whitney Independent School District
Event Time:
8:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Event Schedule:
Field events start at 9:00 AM, 3200 M Run at 11:00 AM
Awards:
Plaques for division champions, medals for 1st-3rd places
Entry Fee:
$250 per varsity division, $200 per JV division, $20 per individual
Contacts:
Joshua Sonen (Head Boys), Jamie Sonen (Head Girls), David Haynes Jr. (Athletic Director)
Concessions:
Full concession stand available
Coaching Meeting:
8:30 AM
Facilities:
FAT timed, various event locations across the stadium
Year:
1913
Region / City:
Greyfriars School
Theme:
Fiction, Humor
Document Type:
Story
Author:
Frank Richards
Target Audience:
Children, Young Adults
Period of Activity:
Early 20th Century
Approval Date:
N/A
Date of Changes:
N/A
Year:
1910
Region / City:
Greyfriars School, England
Theme:
School life, humor, French class
Document Type:
Novel excerpt
Author:
Frank Richards
Target Audience:
Children, young readers
Period of Action:
Early 20th century
Date of Approval:
N/A
Date of Changes:
N/A
Year:
2025
Location:
Whitney, Texas, USA
Event Type:
Junior High School Track and Field Meet
Organizer:
JHWhitney ISD
Contact Persons:
Joshua Sonen (Head Boys), Jamie Sonen (Head Girls), Lisa Lee (Entries), David Haynes Jr. (Athletic Director)
Dates:
Monday, March 3, 2025
Facilities:
FAT timed, shot/discus rings, high jump pits, pole vault pits, long jump and triple jump pits, concessions available
Entry Fees:
$200 per JH division, $20 for individual participants
Awards:
1st place plaques per division champion, medals for 1st–3rd place in each event
Schedule:
Field events start at 3:30 PM, 2400 M Run at 4:15 PM, 4x100 relay at 5:00 PM, other track events as listed
Meal Information:
$8.00 per team meal, advance email required for count
Year:
2016
Date of release:
June 22, 2016
City:
Pasadena, California
Region:
Southern California, United States
Type of document:
Press release
Organization:
Pasadena Symphony Association
Ensemble:
Pasadena Symphony & POPS
Event:
Outdoor summer concert featuring the music of Billy Joel
Venue:
Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanic Garden, Arcadia, California
Concert date:
July 9, 2016
Concert time:
7:30 p.m.
Conductor:
Larry Blank
Soloist:
Michael Cavanaugh
Ticket price:
Starting at $25
Audience:
General public and concertgoers
Subject:
Announcement and details of a Pasadena POPS orchestra concert featuring Michael Cavanaugh performing songs by Billy Joel
Year:
2021–2022
Place:
Newbury, Berkshire, United Kingdom
Document Type:
Mayoral civic record
Institution:
Newbury Town Council
Office Holder:
Councillor Billy Drummond
Position:
Mayor of Newbury
Deputy Mayor:
Councillor Billy Drummond
Mayoress:
Sharon Drummond
Chaplain:
Revd. Becky Bevan
Cadet:
Josh Lane
Civic Manager:
Elisa Mullen
Civic Staff:
Ian Campbell; Brian Sylvester; Barry Digby; Rod Thomason; Garry Poulson; Anthony Hewitt; Joyce Lewis
Mayor Making Date:
27 June 2021
Term of Office:
4 May 2021 – 15 May 2022
Mayor’s Chosen Charity:
Newbury Speakability
Themes:
Civic duties, community events, charity support, municipal ceremonies, local volunteering
Notable Activities:
Visits to community groups and care homes; participation in remembrance services, civic ceremonies, school visits, charity events, and municipal celebrations
Associated Events:
Local Democracy Week sessions; Michaelmas Fair opening; Christmas Lights switch-on; Armistice Day Service of Remembrance; Newbury Town Civic Awards Ceremony
Year:
1909
Region / City:
Greyfriars
Topic:
Christmas preparation, school life
Document Type:
Fiction
Organization / Institution:
Greyfriars School
Author:
Frank Richards
Target Audience:
School-aged children, fans of the "Billy Bunter" series
Period of Validity:
N/A
Approval Date:
N/A
Date of Modifications:
N/A
Name:
Billy Cross
Date of birth:
23.6.2018
Setting:
Little Darlings
Key person:
Ellie Hurst
Interests:
Vehicles, aeroplanes, helicopters, outdoor activities, singing, stories
Achievements:
Sharing resources, speaking in clear short sentences, improved attention in small groups
Challenges:
Getting easily distracted in big groups, putting on shoes and socks, listening to others, building vocabulary
Support strategies:
Outdoor activities to improve focus, regular snacks, exploring before instruction, small groups for new tasks
Previous interventions:
SALT until February 2021, BLAST and attention-building activities
Family context:
Supportive parents, new baby expected October, limited outdoor time during lockdown