Jay Prosser argued that this thinker’s “transgendered investment” is exemplified (-5[1])by the book Tendencies. An essay by this thinker recalls an activist saying, “What would we know then that we don't already know?” when asked if a conspiracy is true, and contrasts a “strong theory” of “negative affects” with a view seen as “merely reformist.” This thinker interpreted the behavior of Sparkish and Pinchwife in The Country Wife, and Bradley and Eugene’s competition for Lizzie (15[1])in Our Mutual Friend, as “erotic triangles.” (15[2])This critic, who contrasted (-5[1])(*) “paranoid” (10[1])and “reparative” (10[1])readings, (10[1])discussed “the unspeakable” (10[1])and (10[1])a type of (10[1])“male panic” in an essay on Henry (10[1])James’s “The Beast in the Jungle.” (10[3])This (10[1])author (10[1])of Between Men (10[1])analyzed John Claggart’s attraction (10[1])to Billy Budd in a book that popularized the term “homosocial.” For 10 points, (10[1])name this queer theorist who wrote Epistemology (10[1])of the Closet. ■END■ (0[2])