Researching the Rainbow
Michael Redmond on Goodbye to Berlin & Kiss of the Spider Woman, LGBTQ+ comparative literature
Join MA student Michael Redmond (he/they) in this captivating conversation on their LGBTQ+ comparative literature research. Michael explores the queer obsession with escapism in Christopher Isherwood’s Goodbye to Berlin (Cabaret) and Manuel Puig’s Kiss of the Spider Woman.
Unfortunately Michael was telling the truth in saying they were a “mystery”, be sure to furiously Google until something comes up! (We’ll be doing the same!)
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Join MA student Michael Redmond (he/they) in this captivating conversation on their LGBTQ+ comparative literature research. Michael explores the queer obsession with escapism in Christopher Isherwood’s Goodbye to Berlin (Cabaret) and Manuel Puig’s Kiss of the Spider Woman.
Unfortunately Michael was telling the truth in saying they were a “mystery”, be sure to furiously Google until something comes up! (We’ll be doing the same!)
Follow us on Instagram on @researching_the_rainbow
Follow us on Twitter on @RetheRainbow
Visit our Buzzsprout page here
Does your research explore LGBTQIA+ themes? Click here to sign up to be on Researching the Rainbow.