Review: Shakespeare and Queer Theory

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What is Queer's theory? How does it apply to Shakespeare's research? Editor of the Australian Academy of Arts and Sciences of Madhavi Menon and Shakesqueer Companion Companion of Shakespeare (Duke University Press, 2011) talks about the strangeness of Shakespeare and why Bud continues to attract her. Menon: I do not think I can offer definitions. Because Queer 's theory is exactly the theory of pressure that we understand as a definition. Therefore, question theory to those who understand the stone, identity, gender, gender, power, difference, the overall understanding of the identity actually puts pressure on what we think about the definition . Therefore, by definition, Queer theory can not define itself as it is involved in exactly the same question as it is doubtful. .

Neuma interviews Melissa E. Sanchez (University of Pennsylvania) on Shakespeare and Qia's theory of her future Shakespeare and Queer theory series. The discussion involves Shakespeare 's strange thing, it is important to ask whether Shakespeare himself is homosexual, Shakespeare' s sexuality, and the current US presidential misoperation

There are many Shakespeare that can provide a strange theory, and vice versa, for the majority of the western and eastern worlds, because Shakespeare is a literary giant. Quoting the title of the book by Harold Bloom, he became right or wrong of what we call "human inventor". "Because Harold Broome's books are very problematic, I do not want to regard it as a support, but the general understanding about Shakespeare has already shown what a human means ... Shakespeare I think it is important to understand that the identity, humanity, love, desire, and sexuality continue to teach us how to talk about all these topics.I think that there are many homosexual theories from Shakespeare I think that I was born, so it is not my shortsighted at all.