Abstract:This essay situates Maggie Nelson's 2015 memoir The Argonauts within the context of the 2015 US Supreme Court decision legalizing same-sex marriage and contemporary debates about the politics of antinormativity in queer studies. I argue that Nelson's refusal of the binary of normative/antinormative is salutary, but that her reliance on Roland Barthes's A Lover's Discourse raises difficult questions about the meaning of historical forms of queer experience and feeling in the era of gay marriage.

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为保价而战

摘要：本文将玛吉·纳尔逊 (Maggie Nelson) 2015 年的回忆录《阿尔戈英雄》置于 2015 年美国最高法院将同性婚姻合法化的决定以及当代关于酷儿研究中反规范政治的辩论的背景下。我认为纳尔逊拒绝规范/反规范的二元论是有益的，但她对罗兰·巴特的《情人的话语》的依赖引发了关于同性恋婚姻时代酷儿体验和感受的历史形式的意义的难题。