Queer Theories' Outline

Queer Theories' Outline
Introduction
* Addresses how the beginnings of queer theories are difficult to trace because of the range of critical and cultural contexts they originated.
* Evaluates how the queer ideas have only fluctuating standards that people fit or don't fit into, which is a considerable obstacle for queer theorists to break the binary and eliminate difference and inequality.
* Explores the efforts of different theorists, such as Eve Sedgwick, who tried to explore homosexuality on a broader framework to assist individuals in better understanding how sex-gender identities are produced and understood (Sedgwick, 2018).
Body
* The first point
* Addresses different theoretical arguments on homosexuality from various theorists, such as Judith Butler's 'critically queer' theory and queer theorist Sharon Marcus's 'Queer Theory for Everyone" (Marcus, 2005; Butler, 2020).
* Explores Sedgwick's arguments on how the homo-hetero distinction in present sexual classification is significantly detached (Smith, 1998; Sedgwick, 2018).
* The second point
* Addresses the controversy on queerness. The part uses sources such as poems to explore gay identity in between verses. For instance, "song of myself" p...