Queer transexions of race, nation and gender /
Queer transexions of race, nation and gender /
edited by Phillip Brian Harper ... [et al.].
- Durham, N.C. : Duke University Press, c1997.
- 289 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
- Social text ; 52-53 .
Cover title.
Includes bibliographical references.
Gay male identities, personal privacy, and relations of public exchange: notes on directions for queer critique / Out here and over there: queerness and diaspora in Asian American Studies / Educating desire: Thailand, transnationalism, and transgression / "The white to be angry": Vaginal Davis's terrorist drag / Mackdaddy, superfly, rapper: gender, race, and masculinity in the drag king scene / Man in the house: the boyfriends of Brazilian travesti prostitutes / Queer comrades: Winnie Mandela and the moffies / Cultures and carriers: "Typhoid Mary" and the science of social control / One percent on the burn chart: gender, genitals, and hermaphrodites with attitude / Leatherdyke boys and their daddies: how to have sex without women or men / Response to C. Jacob Hale / AIDS, the problem of representation, and plurality in Derek Jarman's Blue / Merely cultural / Heterosexism, misrecognition, and capitalism: a response to Judith Butler / Phillip Brian Harper -- David L. Eng -- Rosalind C. Morris -- José Esteban Muñoz -- Judith Halberstam -- Don Kulick -- Rachel Holmes -- Priscilla Wald -- David Valentine and Riki Anne Wilchins -- C. Jacob Hale -- Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick -- Tim Lawrence -- Judith Butler -- Nancy Fraser.
"By positing queer as a point of departure for a broad critique that is calibrated to account for the social antagonisms of nationality, race, gender, and class, as well as sexuality, this special issue [of Social text], edited by Phillip Brian Harper, Anne McClintock, José Esteban Muñoz, and Trish Rosen, constitutes an intervention in what is still the early formative stage of queer-theoretical engagement."--Cover.
0822364522 9780822364528
Homosexuality--Cross-cultural studies.
Queer theory.
HQ75.15 / Q44 1997
306.766
Cover title.
Includes bibliographical references.
Gay male identities, personal privacy, and relations of public exchange: notes on directions for queer critique / Out here and over there: queerness and diaspora in Asian American Studies / Educating desire: Thailand, transnationalism, and transgression / "The white to be angry": Vaginal Davis's terrorist drag / Mackdaddy, superfly, rapper: gender, race, and masculinity in the drag king scene / Man in the house: the boyfriends of Brazilian travesti prostitutes / Queer comrades: Winnie Mandela and the moffies / Cultures and carriers: "Typhoid Mary" and the science of social control / One percent on the burn chart: gender, genitals, and hermaphrodites with attitude / Leatherdyke boys and their daddies: how to have sex without women or men / Response to C. Jacob Hale / AIDS, the problem of representation, and plurality in Derek Jarman's Blue / Merely cultural / Heterosexism, misrecognition, and capitalism: a response to Judith Butler / Phillip Brian Harper -- David L. Eng -- Rosalind C. Morris -- José Esteban Muñoz -- Judith Halberstam -- Don Kulick -- Rachel Holmes -- Priscilla Wald -- David Valentine and Riki Anne Wilchins -- C. Jacob Hale -- Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick -- Tim Lawrence -- Judith Butler -- Nancy Fraser.
"By positing queer as a point of departure for a broad critique that is calibrated to account for the social antagonisms of nationality, race, gender, and class, as well as sexuality, this special issue [of Social text], edited by Phillip Brian Harper, Anne McClintock, José Esteban Muñoz, and Trish Rosen, constitutes an intervention in what is still the early formative stage of queer-theoretical engagement."--Cover.
0822364522 9780822364528
Homosexuality--Cross-cultural studies.
Queer theory.
HQ75.15 / Q44 1997
306.766