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Der Künstler sucht die Form. Noch warten einige Tage Abeit auf ihn

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Christoph Traub - Bildhauer
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Because the sonnets continually return to earlier topics and images, undo the precarious stabilities of ostensibly conclusive couplets, regress to emotions which cannot be assuaged and constantly need to be rewritten, they enact a kind of Mobius strip "chicken and egg simultaneity."
Valerie Traub, Shakespeare’s sex

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Joe Fineman's influential gender-bifurcated reading of the sonnets enlarges this insight through a Lacanian filter that sutures gender and sexuality to signification
Traub, Shakespeare’s sex
To the extent that resistance to a literalizing hermeneutic corresponds to the construal of homoeroticism as a matter of social identity rather than particular erotic behaviors, insofar as it posits "love" as the sine qua non for social acceptance, it bears more than a passing resemblance to the limited political basis, at least within the United States, upon which it is now possible to advocate gay marriage."
Shakespeare’s Sex, Valerie Traub
Dinner #55 Charles H.Traub Charles H. Traub was born in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1945. After completing his gradute studies, Traub made three well-known series of black and white photographs in Chicago: Beach, Street, and Parties. In 1976 he began his first major body of color work, Street Portraits, which he continued after moving to New York City. For the past four decades, he has worked exlusively in color and was an early proponent of digital imagery. Traub is co-founder of here is new york: a democracy of photographs.