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“Cruising Utopia” with the radio on ???: Jose Munoz’s utopian queerness and !!!

October 27, 2010 · by Robin James · in 3am eternal; Jose Munoz; queer; Chk Chk Chk; Cruising Utopia; acid house; ecstasy

Approaching Acid Jose Munoz’s Crusing Utopia focuses mainly on visual, performance, and literary artworks. However, there are a few musical references in the text; for example, the last chapter is titled “Take Ecstasy With Me,” after the Magnetic Fields’ song…

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