...but, rather, as copy is to copy. The parodic repetition of 'the original' . . . reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original" (Gender Trouble, 31). This denaturalization of the so-called natural basis of gender and sexuality...

...'disruptive' (p. 139) and 'truly troubling' parodic form. A 'parodic repetition' that 'reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural' (1990b, pp. 30-1). It is possible that such a parodic form might already exist in the form of the carnivalesque...

...repetition of the "original" gender roles, in keeping with the analysis of Butler, "reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original" (Gender 31; qtd. in Bergman 11). It was at school that Villena became acutely aware of his difference....

...but, rather, as copy is to copy. The parodic repetition of 'the original' . . . reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original." 81 Exposing through its parodic play the constructedness of identity, cross-dressing in Robin Hood...

...but, rather, as copy is to copy. The parodic repetition of 'the original' . . . reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original."81 Exposing through its parodic play the constructedness of identity, cross-dressing in Robin...

...but, rather, as copy is to copy. The parodic repetition of "the original" . . . reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original.29 (Butler's emphasis) The last two chapters of this book will argue that the theatrical performances...

...repetition" (1993, 12). She has argued that the parodic repetition of the original "reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original" (1990a, 31). 11 Melancholia Reborn 1 I do not mean to imply in any essentialist way that this melancholic...

...but, rather, as copy is to copy. The parodic repetition of "the original," . . . reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original. (1990, p. 31) As long as the Radical Queen's flamboyant imitation of the "original" is not flawless,...

...originaL but rather, as copy is to copy The parodic repetition of 'the original'. . . reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the original"" is a passage very frequently quoted by gender scholars interested in the "constructedness"...

...but, rather, as copy is to copy. The parodie repetition of 'the original'..., reveals the original to be nothing other than a parody of the idea of the natural and the original. (1990:31 ; original emphasis) The employment of a camp sensibility - a type of appearance and behaviour...