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Russian style: performing gender, power, and Putinism

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1. Verfasser:	Cassiday, Julia A. (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	Wisconsin University of Wisconsin Press [2023]
Schlagworte:	Putin, Vladimir Vladimirovič > 1952- Politik Popkultur Gender Russland
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Potselui ne dlia pressy. Russia: Prodiuserskaia kompaniia Anatoliia Voropaeva, 2005. Index abortion, 10-13, 16. See also reproductive labor Adamson, Maria, 89,131,140-41 Adventures ofPriscilla, Queen ofthe Desert, The (Elliot), 96 Afghanistan war, 61-70 agency, 45-47, 51-56 Aguilera, Christina, 167-68 alcoholism, 61 Aleksandrov, Grigorii, 83 Alekseev, Nikolai, 113,167 “All the Things She Said” (t.A.T.u.), 108 Altunin, Konstantin, 80 ambivalence: affective ambivalence, 74, 105; of camp, 36; epistemological ambiv alence, 63, 65, 69; of irony, 29, 57; of stiob, 47; of travesti, 55,102 Andriukova, Valentina, 68 androgyny, 36, 47, 51, 59, 80, 86,151, 156-57. See also gender Aristotle, 27 Article 6.21 of the Russian Administra tive Code. See “gay propaganda” law Astakhov, Sergii, 122-26 Austin, J. L., 17,117 Austria, 100,107 authoritarianism: desire for, 32; rise of, 41 “Avant-Garde and Kitsch” (Greenberg), 29 Balabanov, Aleksei, 61, 66-70 Barabanov, Nikolai, 79 M5 Bartlett, Djurdja, 59 Baum, Frank, 192127 BDSM, 144-50,157 “Beard” (Timati and MC Doni), 101 “Beautiful People and What They Say to Me” (Klimova), 118 beauty contests, 158-60. See also prison pageants beauty labor, 131 Beckham, Victoria, 161 “Believe” (Bilan), 1o-13 Berlant, Lauren, 16-17 “Best Friend” (Timati), 7, 32 Bichevin, Leonid, 68 Bilan, Dima, 106-14,172,179, 200133 Bin Laden, Osama, 82 biopolitics, 5, 7 Birdcage, The (Nichols), 96 bitchology, 139-43,145,150,157,159-60, 162, 209160. See also postfeminism Black Star Inc., 32 body: commodification of, 19-20; weaponization of, 60-61. See also embodied citizenship Bogomolov, Konstantin, 174-75 Boileau-Despréaux, Nicolas, 28 Bolshevik Revolution of 1917,10, 46-47 Bondarchuk, Fedor, 61-66 Borenstein, Eliot, 9, 29, 43, 173, 17914, 17916, i86n26 Boyer, Dominic, 47, 50-51 246 Boym, Svetlana, 45, 187п43, 188П69 Brother (Balabanov), 67 Buranovskie Babushki, 169 Burgess, Anthony, 175 Bush, George W, 173 Butler, Judith, 17, 34, 87,104, 116-17 Index citizenship: and discipline, 5, 16; ideal forms of, 9-17,162,177; and obliga tions to the state, 18; and Othering, 23; passivity of, 16-19; performance of, xi, 6, 8, 26, 29, 59, 103-4; rights of, 183153. See also embodied citizen ship; privatization of citizenship Claypool, Les, 176 Clinton, Hillary, 34 Clockwork Orange, A (Kubrick), 174 Colbert Report, The, 47 Cold War, xii, 12, 26 coming-of-age stories, 150-57 Coming Out ofthe Closet (Patlay), 121 coming-out stories, 103,121 compensatory heterosexuality, 114,122 Condé Nast, 48 constructivism, 115 consumerism, 40, 49, 60 Covid-19 pandemic, 170 Creation ofAdam, The (Pavlov), 107-8 Crimea, seizure of, 7-8, 55,128 crisis of masculinity: anxieties of, 70-71; and citizenship, 78; responses to, 12, 15, 81-82, 141; responsibility for, 12, 20, 99, 104, 131-32,175; and women’s emancipation, 61. See also masculin ity; Russia cross-gender drag: perceptions of, 82, 9697, 116; politicization of, 167; profes sional history of, 79-80, 92, 95; and same-sex desire, 90,104; and vulner ability, 81-86,195П30. See also cisgen der drag; drag; drag queens; travesti Cage aux Folles, La (Molinaro), 90, 96 Calvert Journal, The, 166 camp: aesthetics of, 33, 48, 51, 107; and affluence, 40-41, 187043; as apolitical, 34; and exaggeration, 36—37; and gen der, 53, 89,104; and nostalgia, 53; per ceptions of, 107-8; similarities to stiob, 46-47; and stereotypes, 170; strategic use of, 8-9, 36, no, 112; and travesti, 55; as Western mode, 28, 40. See also charisma; glamur, kitsch; poshlost\ stiob Cargo 200 (Balabanov), 61, 66-70, 97, 148 celebrity, 21, 31-32, 39, 48, 81-82, 130, 166-69 censorship, 6, 15, 80, 115, 117-18, 175-77. See also free expression Chadov, Aleksei, 64 charisma: boundaries of, 33, 37; challenges to, 48; and future orientation, 35; as global mode of performance, 28; and hypermasculinity, 31; and leadership, 45; and politics, 34-35; universal appeal of, 8. See also camp; glamur, kitsch; poshlost\ stiob Chechnya antigay purges, 129 Chekhov, Anton, 45-46,174 Cher, 92 Daily Show, The, 47 Cherry Orchard (Chekhov), 174 Dana International, 107,172 childhood, 70,150-57 “Dancing LashaTumbai” (Serduchka), Children-404 (Kurov and Loparev), 118 87-88 Chvanov, Sergei, 79 Danilov, Anton, 167 Cicero, 27—28 Danylko, Andriy, 80, 87-88,195П30. cisgender drag: and abject masculinity, See also Serduchka, Verka 71-72; ambivalence of, 66, 73-75; and androgyny, 153; failures of, 67, 69, 76- Davis, Angela, 102 de Beauvoir, Simone, 141 77; goals of, xii, 52, 55-56, 61; and hypergender, 59-62, 67. See also cross “Deputy Mizulinas Dreams” (Altunin), 80 disability studies, 1712 gender drag; drag; travesti Index Donbas conflict, 55,158 Donskaia-Khil’ko, Vera, 80 “Don’t Believe, Don’t Fear, Don’t Beg” (t.A.T.u.), 108-9 Dorokhov, Denis, 167 Dostoevsky, Fyodor, 135-36 drag, 51-52. See also cisgender drag; cross gender drag; travesti drag kings, 78 drag queens: and agency, xi, 51-56; depic tions of politicians as, 39, 51; growing number of performers, 166; perfor mance modes of, 36, 78, 89-90, 93; performer’s distance from persona, 88, 95-97; reinforcing gender norms, 7881, 86-96; similarities with other cul tural products, 25; and Soviet trauma, 81-86. See also cross-gender drag; trav esti·, specific performers Dragzina, 166 Dugin, Aleksandr, 7 Duncan, Isadora, 79 Dust (Loban), 62, 70-75, 78,102, 107,120 Echo of Moscow, 52-53 Eisenstein, Sergei, 187143 Elin, Aleksandr, 33, 48, 50 emasculation, 12-13, 61-62, 73. See also masculinity embodied citizenship, 9-17, 24-25, 57, i8in2i. See also body; citizenship; hyper gender; Russia English language, 120, 169, 204182 Engstrom, Maria, 170 Epistemology ofthe Closet (Sedgwick), 37 Erofeev, Viktor, 20, 22-24, 27 29 55’ 7° 76, 163 essentialism, 115-16 estrada, 89-90,107 Etkind, Alexander, 19 Euromaidan, 55 European Union, 107 Eurovision Song Contest: and camp, 17071; drag at, 80, 87-88, too; influence of, 169; performances of queerness at, 247 106-14, 200131; politics at, 172; Rus sia’s participation in, xii, 106-14 Evdokimov, Anatolii, 90-95, 98,166 Everage, Dame Edna, 80. See also Humpries, Barry Everybody Dies but Me (Gai Germanika), 150-57 Everything was Forever, Until It Was No More (Yurchak), 46 Evgenii Onegin (Pushkin), 135-36 “Evolution, or Woman Through the Eyes of Man” (Evdokimov), 92-93 “Exhibit” (Leningrad), 160-62 Facebook, 118 facial hair, 100-101 family code of 1968, 12 Farmer, Mylène, 93 fascism, 165, 175 fashion, 71-72, 76; fast fashion, 60; socialist fashion, 59-60. See also haute couture Federal Security Service (FSB), 71-73 femininity: and abjection, 88; and bitch iness, 139—43; and camp, 53; and cha risma, 34-35; and fashion, 59-60, 80; and glamur, 49; markers of, 91-93, 101, 135-36,139; and maternity, 9-10,12; as Other, 22; performances of, 52, 9596, 209160; and seductiveness, 82; and stiob, 88; and submission, 144-50; tra ditional forms of, 5, it, 59, 91, 99,13943; travesti of, 172; and vulnerability, 152,157. See also gender; hyperfemi ninity; masculinity feminism, 9, 26, 43-44, 140—41, 172. See also postfeminism Feminist Antiwar Resistance, 177 Fifteenth Paradise, The (Klever), 144-50 55 (Mikhalkov), 32 Fifty Shades of Grey (James), xii, 144-50 Fiks, Yevgeniy, 121 Filonenko, Polina, 150-57 “Fixation” (Pavlensky), 164 Four Ends ofthe Earth, The (Klever), 144-5° 248 Index free expression, 18, 32-33, 57. See also censorship Friedin, Gregory, 35 Friedman, Misha, 127 “From a Confession” (Altunin), 80 Frye, Northrop, 28 Full MetalJacket (Kubrick), 62 G20 summit, 80 Gagarina, Polina, 169 Gai Germanika, Valeriia, 132,150-57 Galinskii, Aleksandr, 79 “Gangnam Style” (Psy), 53 Garber, Marjorie, 87 Gay Propaganda (Huff-Hannon and Gessen), 121 “gay propaganda” law: contradictions of, 114-20; expansion of, 164-65, 168; and moral panic, 3-4,129; motivations for, 44,126-27, 200143; perceived trans mission of homosexuality, 23—24; as performative utterance, 106, 117-19; responses to, xii, 102-4,12O 127-28; and travesti, 125-26 gaze, 29, 60-61, 76, in, 143 Geisha School (Shatskaia and Tanaka), 143 gender: ambiguity of, 51-53, 60, 200131; binaries of, 29, 33-34, 61, 79, 87, 90, 95, 99, ιοί, 106,138; equity of, 22-23; essentialism of, 22, 131; and ideal citi zenship, 9-17; local experiences of, 26; performance of, 13, 131; policing of, 60-61, 93,105; and sexual differences, 131, 134,140; social construction of, 17, 22, 34, 77; traditional roles, xii, 14-15, 59-60. See also androgyny; femininity; hypergender; masculinity; sexuality gender-affirming care, 184162 gender dysphoria, 21 Gender Trouble (Butler), 116 Genet, Jean, 79 Gentlemen ofFortune (Seryi), 81 Gessen, Masha, 9,121 Gill, Rosalind, 131 Girls (Gai Germanika), 160 Glamour (magazine), 48 glamur. demonstration of, 134,160; and excess, 48-49; andposhlost’, 93; Rus sian versions of, 8, 48; as Western mode of performance, 28. See also camp; cha risma; kitsch; poshlost’ glasnost, 28 Gloss (Konchalovskii), 49 Goncharova, Natal’ia, 171 Gorbachev, Mikhail, 132 Goscilo, Helena, 48-49, 184155 Greenberg, Clement, 29 Gulag Archipelago, The (Solzhenitsyn), 109 Haapasala, Ville, 97, 99 Hammer and Sickle (Livnev), 107, 18462 Hands Up! (musical group), 92 “Happy Love (Liubov Orlova)” (Mamyshev-Monro), 83-84, 194117 hate crimes, 119 haute couture, 49-50. See also fashion Healey, Dan, 10,16,121,128 Hegel, 37 Heifits, Iosif, 45 “He Kisses You” (Hands Up!), 92 Heller, Dana, 108 Hello! I’m Your Aunt (Titov), 81 Here I Come, 103-4 heteronormativity, 5,9, 24,37,103-4, 11213,120,122, ι8ιηΐ9· See also homopho bia; neotraditionalism heterosexuality, 19, 23,52,114,122. See also homophobia; homosexuality; sexuality High Heels (musical group), 50 Hitler, Adolph, 82-83 HIV/AIDS, 42, 98 Hollywood, 62, 81, 85, 96 homoeroticism, 64, 73,112 homonationalism, 16-17,107-8,113, 205195 homophobia: amplification of, 22-23, 99, 164; and gender essentialism, 141; and hypermasculinity, 16; institutionaliza tion of, и, 106,114; and Othering, 1056; perceptions of, 109,122; as quotid ian, 14,122-23; responses to, 42, 96, Index 102, 127; and Russian identity, 4, 80, 119; violence of, 96-97, 113, 129, 166. See also heteronormativity; heterosex uality; LGBTQ+ subjects; transphobia homosexuality: growing interest in, 103; lesbianism, 12-13,108-9, 168, 183153; perceptions of, 9-10, 23-24, 97-98, 201149; as performative utterance, 117; stereotypes of, 3-4, 112; tolerance of, it; and transness, 55. See also hetero sexuality; LGBTQ+ subjects How the Soviet Man Was Unmade (Kaganovsky), 8462 How to Become a Bitch (Rudnitskaya), 142 Huff-Hannon, Joseph, 121 Humpries, Barry, 80. See also Everage, Dame Edna hyperfemininity: clothing of, 153; and gender binary, 90; performances of, 55, 87, 157-58; stereotypes of, 130; and travesti, 61; and vulnerability, 68, 97. See also femininity hypergender: and cisgender drag, 61, 67, 69-70; and gender norms, 22-24, 82; media representations of, 50; and Othering, 23-24; rejection of, 80,176; requirements of, 52, 59, 127; and tra ditional values, 26,164; uses of, 17, 77-79, too. See also embodied citi zenship; gender hypermasculinity, 30; and ambivalence, 75; as compensatory, 15-16; construc tion of, 52, 62; and drag, 80; and mul tiple performative modes, 33; and trav esti, 63, 65; travesti of, 129. See also masculinity Il’inskii, Il’ia, 85 illiberalism, 4,16-18, 17917. See also liberalism I Love You (Stolpovskaia and Troitskii), 107 Inc. (magazine), 121 intergenerational trauma, 62 International Children’s Day, 138 249 International Women’s Day, 92 internet, 6-7, 15, 46,103,105,118, 165-66 irony, xi, 29, 34, 41, 46, 50, 56. See also self-irony It Gets Better Project, 118 Ivan the Terrible (Eisenstein), 187П43 “I’ve Done Everyone” (Evdokimov), 92 Ivleeva, Nastia, 103,166,168-69 James, E. L, 144-50 Jameson, Frederic, 29 “Je t’aime mélancholie” (Evdokimov), 93 Johnson, Emily, 32-33,112 Johnson, Janet Elise, 5 Jolly Fellows (Mikhailov), 96-99,107, 167 Kadyrov, Ramzan, 32 Kaganovsky, Lilya, 184162 Kalustian, Loran, 102. See also Rey, Lorina Kandelaki, Tina, 168 Kandinsky Prize, 85 Kasilov, Igor’, 79 Katina, Lena, 108. See also t.A.T.u. Kazantsev, Vladim, 52, 93. See also Napoli, Zaza Khrushchev, Nikita, 32 Kirill, Patriarch, 80 Kirkorov, Filipp, 80, 107 kitsch: boundaries of, 33, 37-38, 53; and gender, 89; perceptions of, 107; and poshlost’, 44-45,188П69; as Western mode, 8, 28. See also camp; charisma; glamwr, poshlost’·, stiob Klever, Alisa, 144 Klimova, Lena, 118 Klimushkin, Aleksei, 97 Klingseis, Katerina, 60 Kolli, Lora, 89-90, 93. See also Zarubin, Sergei Konchalovskii, Andrei, 49 Kondakov, Alexander, 14, 115-16 Kozlovskii, Danila, 99 Krasilov, Dima, 170 Krid, Egor, 166 Krusanov, Pavel, 47 Kubasov, Dmitrii, 69 25О Index Kubrick, Stanley, 62-63, 174-75 Kurekhin, Sergei, 46-47 Kurov, Askold, 118 Kuznetsova, Agniia, 67,150-57 Kvir (web portal), 21 Labazov, Pavel, 85 “Lady with Lapdog” (Chekhov), 45-46 "LaLa-Lei" (Tsoi), 91 Lanoux, Andrea, 131 Lazarev, Sergei, 169 Lei’, Katya, 91 “Lenin” (Napoli), 93 Lenin, Vladimir, 8,10, 46-47, 52-53, 80 Leningrad (musical group), 164 Lenna, Anastasiia, 176 lesbianism, 12-13, 108-9, 168, 183153 L’Etoile (cosmetics store), 92 LGBTQ+ activism, 113,117,120-23,166. See also protests LGBTQ+ subjects: censorship of, 114-15; and drag, 51, 90; exclusion of, 9,12,16; and the internet, 105, 118; and queer ness, 198т; stiob of, 108-9; sympathy with, 98-99,107,126. See also homo phobia; homosexuality; queerness liberalism, 4-5. See also illiberalism Limonov, Eduard, 47 LitRes, 208П41 Little Big (musical group), 170-71 Livnev, Sergei, 107, 184162 Loban, Sergei, 62, 70-75, 107 Lollobrigida, Gina, 36-37 Loparev, Pavel, 118 Love Bitch, 95 Luzhkov, Iurii, 113 L’vova, Liubov’, 107 Lyudmila and Natasha (Friedman), 127 Madonna, 92,168 Maids, The (Viktiuk), 79, 90 Makarychev, Andrey, 5 “Mamo” (Prikhod’ko), 112 Mamonov, Petr, 73-74 Mamyshev-Monro, Vladislav, 79, 81-86, 95, 100,102,105 Mandelshtam, Osip, 35 Manizha, 170 Mansfield, Jayne, 36-37 “Many-Faces Peskov, The” (Peskov), 90 marriage, 5,10,138-39 Marton, Edvin, in masculinity: and abjection, 70-72, 75, 124,164; and charisma, 34-3 5, 37, 49; and desire, 21,143; and deviance, 9, in-12; and dominance, 146, 149-50; failures of, 11-12, 62, 71-72; fragility of, 14, 24, 76-77; markers of, 91-93, 95, 99,101; performances of, 17, 52, in; and politics, 134,138; presumption of, 181Ш9; and sexism, 42-43; toxic forms of, 68-69, 82,165; traditional forms of, 5, 33, 59, 76. See also crisis of mas culinity; emasculation; femininity; gender; hypermasculinity; military masculinity; muzhik “Mask, I Know You” (Peskov), 90-91 master-slave dialectic, 37 masturbation, 63 maternity capital, 15, 114, 129, 207118. See also reproductive labor Mature, Victor, 37-38 Mavrikievna, Veronika, 79, 88 Mavromatti, Oleg, 122,124-25 May, Theresa, 34 Mayo, Virginia, 36-37 MC Doni, 101 McDowell, Malcolm, 174 Medvedev, Dmitrii, 80, 99,135 Medvedev, Sergei, 5 memes: and camp, 42-43; circulation of, 7,162; and kitsch, 38; and performing citizenship, xi; and political legitima tion, 176. See also Putin “gay clown” meme Men (Erofeev), 20-21 Menzel, Birgit, 49 Merkel, Angela, 34 #MeToo movement, 5,105 metrosexuality, no-11 Miazhevich, Galina, 19911 Mikhailov, Feliks, 96-99, 107, 167 Index Mikhailovskii, Valerii, 79 Mikhalkov, Nikita, 32 Mikheeva, Katia, 121 military masculinity, 63—64. See also masculinity Milonov, Vitalii, 80,118, 166-68 Minelli, Liza, 92 misogyny, 22-23. See also sexism Mizulina, Elena, 80 Mogutin, Slava, 121 Moiseev, Boris, 80 Monroe, Marilyn, 81-83, 92» 169 Monsoon, Edina, 102 moral panic, 115, 129 “More Glamour” (High Heels), 50 Moscow (Fiks), 121 Mother Tongue (Fiks), 121 Motschenbacher, Heiko, 200131 Museum of the History of LGBT in Russia, 121 muzhik, 72, 125,164. See also masculinity “My Marmalade Man” (LeF), 91 My New Orthodox Video (Ul’ianov), 124 Nabokov, Vladimir, 45 Napoli, Zaza, 52, 54, 57-58, 61, 90, 93, 98, 166. See also Kazantsev, Vladim narcissism, 35, 47, 112, 143, 174 National Bolshevik Party, 47 nationalism, 7, 109, 122 Navalnyi, Aleksei, 18-19, 41 Nazism, 174-75 Nedos, 102 Neoacademism, 81. See also New Academy of Fine Arts neoconservatism, 15 neoliberalism, 16, 47, 130-31 neonationalism, 55 neotraditionalism, 5, 14, 17, 26, 104, 164. See also heteronormativity Neuwirth, Thomas. See Wurst, Conchita “Never Let You Go” (Bilan), no New Academy of Fine Arts, 81,189П81. See also Neoacademism New Russian Grannies, 79-80, 88 New Russians, 27, 76 251 Nigmatullina, Matrena Ivanovna, 79 Nikitichna, Avdot’ia, 79, 88 9th Company (Bondarchuk), 61-66,154 No Placefor Fools (Mavromatti), 122—26 nostalgia, 36, 53, 62, 69, 83, 91 “Notes on ‘Camp’” (Sontag), 29, 34, 36 “Not Gonna Get Us” (t.A.T.u.), 109 Novikov, Timur, 81, 189П81 Obama, Barack, 80 Occupy Gerontophilia, 117 Occupy Pedophilia, 117 October Revolution, 10, 46-47 Orange Revolution, 87 Orlov, Andrei, 93 Orlova, Liubov, 83-84, 86 Othering, 5,11-12,16, 21-23, 55, 60-61, 73, 81,104 Otherness: acceptance of, 96; appropria tion of, 28,173; and blame, 22-23; and gaze, 76, 163; and the self, 29, 77, 82 “Our Madhouse Votes for Putin” (Rabfak), 48 Ovsiannikova, Marina, 177 pan-Slavism, 55 paternalism, 14, 137 Patlay, Anastasia, 121 patriarchy, 11 patriotism, 62—63, 65, 67, 125 Pavlensky, Petr, 16, 164 Pavlov, Yurii, 107-8 pedophilia, 55, 97-98, 164 perestroika, 28 performative contradictions, 118—19, I2^ performative utterances, 17, 106, 117-19 performativity: and the audience, 37; and contradictions, 114-20; distinct modes of, 8-9, 36, 45-46, 50, 56-57; and gen der essentialism, 141; individual mo tives for, 81; and productivity, 19-20; and queerness, 26,104—5; Russian modes of, 44-45; and stylistic slippage, 28, 33, 38-39,163,165; and travesti, 52. See also style 252 Index Peskov, Aleksandr, 90-91 “Peters” (Tolstaia), 70 Petersburg Fundamentalists, 47 Peter the Great, 20, too phallic metaphors, 23-24, 42, ιοί Plato, 27 Platoon (Stone), 62 Platt, Kevin, 29 pleshki, 12-13 Pliushchenko, Evgenii, nt Pliushchev, Aleksandr, 52-53 Podol’skii, Aleksei, 71, 75 Poliakova, Olia, 53-55, 57-58 political masculinity, 17. See also masculinity political party names, 186П26 Poluian, Aleksei, 67 porn tropes, 108, 130 Porteous, Holly, 131 poshlost’·. and agency, 45-46; and bitchi ness, 142-43; as distinctly Russian, 8, 28, 50; and glamour, 93; and kitsch, 44-45, 89, 188П69, See also camp; cha risma; glamur, kitsch; stiob postfeminism, 130-31,134,139-50,15758,162. See also bitchology; feminism power vertical, 23, 42, 80 Pride parades, 44,105,113,122 Prigov, Dmitrii, 41 Prikhod’ko, Anastasia, 112 prison pageants, 159-60. See also beauty contests privacy, 11-13, 18, 116 privatization of citizenship, 16-17. See also citizenship professional theater, 79 protests: as content-free, 24-25, 41-42; forms of, 21215; infrequency of, 17. See also LGBTQ+ activism Puar, Jasbir, 16-17, 205195 public-private divide, 116 Pugacheva, Alla, 82, 86-87, 9i 107 punk aesthetics, 43 “Punk Prayer” (Pussy Riot), 43-44 Pushkin, Alexander, 135-36 Pussy Riot, 3-4,16, 42-44, 57-58,164 Putin, Vladimir: anti-Western rhetoric, 164; and camp absurdity, 42; and cis gender drag, 17, 24, 30, 52, 76-77,129; cult of personality, 15, 30—33, 52-53, 132-33; lack of political substance, xi, 7-8, 25, 38-39; marriage and divorce, 138-39; memes of, xi, 4, 33, 38-39, 4244, 50-52, 57-58, 80,187П42; as muzhik, 15, 31, 164; plastic surgery, 55; political career, 6-7,30,41,44,83; staged photo ops, 21, 30-31, 133; and toxic mascu linity, 165; and travesti, ^—SP use °f social media, 175-76. See also Putinism Putina, Liudmila, 132-34,138-39,157 Putin “gay clown” meme, 4, 39, 44, 5052, 57-58, 80, 187П42. See also memes Putinism: challenges to, 104; and glamur, 49-50; and hypergender, 15-16, 99, 164; and the ideal citizen, 16-18, 177; pedagogy of shame, 165; sexism of, 43; as style, xi-xii, 8-9, 56; as stylistic void, 21, 163, 173; violence of, 148. See also Putin, Vladimir “Putin Pissed Himself” (Pussy Riot), 42-43 Putin’s Army, 130 queer archive, 120-26 queerness, xii, 12-13; and camp, 40; and definitional slippages, xii, 30,120,12526; embrace of, 51, 113-14, 119; and LGBTQ+ subjects, 198010; percep tions of, 12-14, 81,102; and perfor mative precarity, 165-66; and performativity, 26, 53,104-5,108-10; and shame, 104. See also LGBTQ+ subjects Queerography (Shainian), 103 queer theory, 26, 116 Rabfak (musical group), 48,164 “Rainbow Milonov” (Altunin), 80 Rajagopalan, Sudha, 131 Rakhmanova, Irina, 64 Rakovskii, Vladimir, 142,162 rape, 14, 64, 67, 155 Reeves, Steve, 37 Index reproductive labor, 9-11,13, 15-16, 114, 134. See also abortion; maternity capi tal; sex Rey, Lorina, 102,166. See also Kalustian, Loran right to claim rights, 17-18 “Rise Like a Phoenix” (Wurst), 100 Robski, Oksana, 48 Roskomnadzor, 118, 175-76 Ross, Andrew, 40 rossiiskii, 7-8. See also Russian identity; russkii Royal Cobras, 103-4,166-69 Ruckus in a Henhouse, 90 Rudnitskaya, Alina, 122-23, 42 160-61 Rudova, Larissa, 131 RuPaul's Drag Race, 51, 87,101-3,166 Russell, Jane, 36-37 Russia: appropriation of stiob, 47-48; con sumerism in, 40; continuation of the Soviet Union, 18-19; counterculture in, 81-82; distinction from Europe, 108; global perceptions of, 4, 41, 118, 127, 170; growing queerness in, xi-xii, 14, 106-7; illiberality of, 4, 163-64, 17917, 183153; life expectancy in, 61, 114; limited queer archive in, 120-26; limited role of leaders wives, 132-33; mediascape of, 15, 25, 31, 175; military aggression of, 17, 24, 76; as mother land or fatherland, 22, 44, 138; oil and gas boom, 5, 16,19; participation in Eurovision, 106-14, I72 199П14; per ceptions as trans, 21-24, 55 ^3’ 1841162; political parties, 186026; precarity in, 19, 76; protecting traditions of, 5, 16, 164—65; and shame, 70, 72, 108; significance of facial hair, 100. See also crisis of masculinity; embodied citi zenship; Soviet Union Russian exceptionalism, 28 Russian identity, xii, 5-8, 29,56,146,17377. See also rossiiskii·, russkii Russian language, 120,145, 203176 Russian Ministry of Health, 14 Russian National Music Awards, 162 253 Russian Orthodox Church, 5,13,15, 43, 80 “Russian Style” (Poliakova), 53-55 “Russian Woman” (Manizha), 172 russkii, 7-8. See also rossiiskii·, Russian identity sacrifice, 137, 150—57 Salmenniemi, Suvi, 89, 131, 140—41 same-sex marriage, 5 satire, 73-75 “Satisfaction” parodies, 3-4, 8-9, 21, 17916 Saunders, Jennifer, 102 School (Gai Germanika), 150 School ofSeduction (Rudnitskaya), 160-61 Sedgwick, Eve, 34, 37-38,104,116,198ШО self-help literature, 131,140, 142 self-irony, 4-5. See also irony Senelick, Laurence, 87 Serbia, 107 Serduchka, Verka, 80, 87-90, 95, 108, 167. See also Danylko, Andriy Serebrennikov, Kirill, 127, 129, 150 Serifovic, Maria, 107 Seven Year Itch, The (Wilder), 82 sex: attitudes toward, 46; and bitchiness, 139-43; and coming of age, 64; depic tions of, 63, 154; education about, 16; and impotency, 68-69; masturbation, 63; and power, 64, 67-68, 144—50. See also reproductive labor; sodomy sexism, 42, 79. See also misogyny sexual differences, 131, 134, 140 sexual exceptionalism, 16 sexuality: cliches of, 3-4, 50; definitions of deviance, n, 13-14, 16; and essen tialism, 115; exaggeration of, 36-37; local experiences of, 26; rigid norms of, 105-6, 114; and tolerance, 128. See also gender; heterosexuality Sexual Revolution (television show), 93-94 sexual revolutions, 10—13, U sexual subjectivity, 115-16,131, 201145 Sex with Anfisa Chekhova, 49 sex work, 14-15 254 Shainian, Karen, 103 shame, 75, 104-6, 108,123-24,128, 142, 159-60, 164-65 Shapalov, Ivan, 108 Shatskaia, Evgeniia, 139-43 Shiianov, Mikhail, 85 Shklovskii, Viktor, xiii Shnurov, Sergei “Shnur,” 160 Shuvalova, Olga, 150-57 Sil’vestrov, Andrei, 85 “Simply the Best” (Turner), 93 Simpson, Mark, по simulacra, 8, 28 Singing Together (musical group), 33 Siniavskii, Andrei, 41 slogans, 35, 41-42, 71-72 Smol’ianinov, Artur, 64 Snow Revolution, 16, 20-21, 41, 44, 48, 57-58,164 Sobchak, Kseniia, 48, 166, 168 social criticism, 66, 75 socialist fashion, 59-60 social violence, 148-49 sodomy: decriminalization of, 10-11,1314; recriminalization of, n, 182127. See also sex Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr, 109 Some Like It Hot (Wilder), 81 “Someone Like Putin” (Singing Together), 33, 53 “Songs of the Year” (Peskov), 90-91 Sontag, Susan, 8-9, 29, 34, 36, 38, 40, 51, 187143 “Soundtrack” (Evdokimov), 92 Soviet Union: collapse of, 13-14, 24, 4041; counterculture in, 81-82; crisis of masculinity, 10-13; cultural isolation of, 28; drag in, 79, 81, 85-86; fashion styles in, 59-60; and gender equity, 10, 22-23, 61-62; housing boom of the 1960s, 12; irony in, 46; material culture, 67-68; nostalgia for, 69, 83, 106; precarity in, 18-19; and reproduc tive labor, 10-12; significance of facial hair, 100; and Socialist Realism, 20. See also Russia Index Spears, Britney, 168 Sperling, Valerie, 5,130,176 Stalin, Joseph, 8,11-12, 32-33, 80, 85 Steele, Ben, 127 Stella, Francesca, i8in2O stervologiia. See bitchology stiob·. and affect, 81-82; and agency, 4748; and camp, 46-47; as distinctly Russian, 8, 21, 28, 47; and double messaging, 47-49,108,113; and excess, 169,199П16; of postfeminism, 162; and queer performativity, 108-9. ^ aho camp; charisma; kitsch; poshlost’ Stolpovskaia, Ol'ga, 107 Stone, Oliver, 62 St. Petersburg Male Ballet, 79 Straight Talk with Gay People (Shainian), 103 Strukov, Vlad, 48-49 Student, The (Serebrennikov), 127,129, 150 style: as appropriating Otherness, 23, 28, 173; definitions of, 27-28,173; lack of, 173-74; overload of, 169; and slip page, 39-41, 50, 56,163,165; and sub jectivity, 20, 116; and substance, xi, 27. See also performativity Suk@ liubov, 95 Syria, 17,128 Tamaraev, Sergei, 107 Tanaka, Eliza, 143 Tatchell, Peter, 113 t.A.T.u., 106-14,168,172. See also Katina, Lena; Volkova, luliia Teatr.doc, 121 Temkina, Anna, 209160 temporality, 51,104 This Kiss Is Offthe Record (Zhulina), xii, 133-39 Tilly, Charles, 18 Timati, 7, 32,101 Tolstaia, Tat’iana, 49, 70 Tonkov, Vadim, 79 To Wong Foo, Thanksfor Everything, Julie Newmar (Kidron), 96 Index transphobia, 4, 22-23, 97 ^3- See also homophobia trauma, 62, 64-65, 69, 75-76, 81,100, 148-49,172 travesti·, and abject masculinity, 71-72; and ambivalence, 63, 66, 74-75, 102; and bitchiness, 139-43; and double messaging, 113; of heterosexuality, 116, 120; of hyperfemininity, 157-58,172; of hypermasculinity, 24, 65,129; as meta mode, 56-57, 59; as profession, 80, 8696, 98-99; rejection of, 176; strategic use of, 25, 78,104,167. See also cis gender drag; cross-gender drag; drag; drag queens “Travesti” (Altunin), 80, 99 Trevor Project, The, 118 Troitskii, Dmitrii, 107 Trump, Donald, 34, 38-39 Tsoi, Anita, 91 Tsvetochek, Klavdia Ivanovna, 79 tucking, 93, 95 Turner, Tina, 93 Two Months and Three Days (Klever), 144-50 2011-2012 election fraud protests. See Snow Revolution Udmurt language, 169 Ukraine, 17, 19, 24, 26, 55, 80, 87,117,128, 172-77 Ukrainophobia, 173-77 Ul’ianov, Anatolii, 124 Ulianovsk Institute of Aeronautical Engi neering, 3-4, 8-9, 21, 17916 Union of Orthodox Women, 172 United Russia Party, 35 United States, 16, 34-35, 39-40, 91—92 “Uno” (Little Big), 170-71 “Uses of Camp, The” (Ross), 40 vaudeville, 79 Vendenskaia, Tat’iana. See Klever, Alisa *55 verisimilitude, 91 Victory Day (Rudnitskaya), 121-23,126 Viktiuk, Roman, 79 VKontakte, 118 Vladimirov, Boris, 79 Volga-Volga (Mamyshev-Monro), 83-86, 105 Volkova, luliia, 108. See also t.A.T.u. Volochkova, Anastasiia, 93 Voropaev, Anatolii, 135 Vyrypaev, Ivan, 175 Weber, Max, 30-31, 33-35, 37 white ribbons, 42 Wilder, Billy, 81-82 Wilkinson, Cai, 115 WinterJourney (Tamaraev and Lvova), 107 Winter Olympics in Sochi (2014), 109 Wizard of Oz, The (Fleming), 68, 192127 Women on the Brink (Rakovskii), 142 Wonderzine (web portal), 166-67 World Health Organization, 14 World War II, 174 “Wrestling” (Donskaia-Khil'ko), 80 Wurst, Conchita, 100-102,104, 107 Yandex, 162 Yeltsin, Boris, 13-14, 132,164 Yeltsina, Naina, 132 YouTube, 166 Yurchak, Alexei, 19-21, 24, 46, 50-51, 57, 105 zAiBi, 75 Zarubin, Sergei, 89—90. See also Kolli, Lora Zdravomyslova, Elena, 209160 “Zelensky: The Man with the Iron Balls” (Claypool), 176 Zelenskyy, Volodymyr, 175-76 Zhirinovskii, Vladimir, 100 Zhulina, Ol’ga, 134-35 Zverev, Sergei, 50
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