Abstract:This essay looks at Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's contribution to the first issue of GLQ: A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies. I argue that Sedgwick's piece indexes generational anxieties that have come to characterize queer studies. These anxieties come from an attempt to protect a precarious field and secure it a future, and they can manifest as suspicion or concern over how later generations enter the field. I look elsewhere in Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick's oeuvre to see how she provides ways to both understand and disrupt this generational logic, and thus open up possibilities for the field and its practitioners.

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伊芙·塞奇威克的酷儿儿童

摘要：本文着眼于 Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick 对 GLQ：A Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies 第一期的贡献。我认为 Sedgwick 的文章索引了代际焦虑，这些焦虑已经成为酷儿研究的特征。这些焦虑来自试图保护一个不稳定的领域并确保它的未来，它们可以表现为对后代如何进入该领域的怀疑或担忧。我在 Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick 的其他作品中寻找其他地方，看看她如何提供方法来理解和破坏这种世代逻辑，从而为该领域及其从业者开辟可能性。