Queering Paradigms IV
South-North Dialogues on Queer Epistemologies, Embodiments and Activisms
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Edited By Elizabeth Sara Lewis, Rodrigo Borba, Branca Falabella Fabrício and Diana de Souza Pinto
South-North Dialogues on Queer Epistemologies, Embodiments and Activisms is composed of research presented at the fourth international Queering Paradigms Conference (QP4), held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In line with the QP project ethos of bringing together diverse epistemological and geographical allegiances, this volume intends to contribute to building a queer postcolonial critique of the current politics of queer activism and of queer knowledge production and circulation. However, rather than perpetuating the North-South dichotomy, the papers gathered here are an effort to establish global dialogues that crisscross those axes, as well as attempts at queering epistemologies, socio-political bonds, and bodies, embodiments and identities. They endeavour to trouble unequal geographies of knowledge – namely the North as an exporter of theories and the South as their importer; the North as a producer of knowledge and the South as its object of study – hosting enormous potential for reinvention.
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- Oxford, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, New York, Wien, 2017. X, 298 pp., 6 ill.
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- Foreword
- Introduction: A Queer Postcolonial Critique of (Queer) Knowledge Production and Activism
- Part One Queering Epistemologies
- Queering the Geopolitics of Knowledge
- Possible Appropriations and Necessary Provocations for a Teoria Cu
- When Theories Travel: Queer Theory and Processes of Translation
- Bloodless and Lawless: Queering “Family” in Social Work Discourse
- Queer Literacies in the Brazilian Public School EFL Classroom: Performing Action Research
- British Heritage Television: Reconstructing Queer Desire in Daphne (2007) and The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister (2010)
- “Say ‘Yes’ to Communities of Resistance”: Queer Canadians Problematize Psychology’s Explanations of Gay Male Body Dissatisfaction
- Part Two Queering Socio-political Bonds
- “My Anger Is a Legacy”: Queer-feminist Politics of Negativity within Contemporary Social Movements
- The Legal Debate on Same-sex Civil Unions in Brazil: The Construction of Equal Citizenship within a Socio-cultural Context of Heterosexism and Homophobia
- “Marijuana is a Crime but Homophobia is Just Fine!”: The Scandalous Logics of Queer Solidarity
- Homonormativity and the Violence of the Geographic Solution
- Multiple Identity and the Performance of Community: The Intersections of Ethnicity and Sexuality within the Queer Community
- Part Three Queering Bodies, Embodiments and Identities
- Queering Biopolitics: Normation and Resilience of South African Trans*-gendered Citizens
- The Black Male Body and Sex Wars in Brazil
- Raw Fantasies: An Interpretative Sociology of What Barebacking Pornography Does and Means to French Gay Male Audiences
- Trans vs. Homo: Negotiating Borders of Gender and Sexuality in Mid-Twentieth Century Transsexual Autobiography
- Transgressing Transgenders: Exploring the Borderlands of National, Gender, and Ethnic Belonging in Ecuador
- Notes on Contributors
- Index
- Series index
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the editors
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction: A Queer Postcolonial Critique of (Queer) Knowledge Production and Activism
- Part One Queering Epistemologies
- Queering the Geopolitics of Knowledge
- Possible Appropriations and Necessary Provocations for a Teoria Cu
- When Theories Travel: Queer Theory and Processes of Translation
- Bloodless and Lawless: Queering “Family” in Social Work Discourse
- Queer Literacies in the Brazilian Public School EFL Classroom: Performing Action Research
- British Heritage Television: Reconstructing Queer Desire in Daphne (2007) and The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister (2010)
- “Say ‘Yes’ to Communities of Resistance”: Queer Canadians Problematize Psychology’s Explanations of Gay Male Body Dissatisfaction
- Part Two Queering Socio-political Bonds
- “My Anger Is a Legacy”: Queer-feminist Politics of Negativity within Contemporary Social Movements
- The Legal Debate on Same-sex Civil Unions in Brazil: The Construction of Equal Citizenship within a Socio-cultural Context of Heterosexism and Homophobia
- “Marijuana is a Crime but Homophobia is Just Fine!”: The Scandalous Logics of Queer Solidarity
- Homonormativity and the Violence of the Geographic Solution
- Multiple Identity and the Performance of Community: The Intersections of Ethnicity and Sexuality within the Queer Community
- Part Three Queering Bodies, Embodiments and Identities
- Queering Biopolitics: Normation and Resilience of South African Trans*-gendered Citizens
- The Black Male Body and Sex Wars in Brazil
- Raw Fantasies: An Interpretative Sociology of What Barebacking Pornography Does and Means to French Gay Male Audiences
- Trans vs. Homo: Negotiating Borders of Gender and Sexuality in Mid-Twentieth Century Transsexual Autobiography
- Transgressing Transgenders: Exploring the Borderlands of National, Gender, and Ethnic Belonging in Ecuador
- Notes on Contributors
- Index
- Series index
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- Title
- Copyright
- About the editors
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction: A Queer Postcolonial Critique of (Queer) Knowledge Production and Activism
- Part One Queering Epistemologies
- Queering the Geopolitics of Knowledge
- Possible Appropriations and Necessary Provocations for a Teoria Cu
- When Theories Travel: Queer Theory and Processes of Translation
- Bloodless and Lawless: Queering “Family” in Social Work Discourse
- Queer Literacies in the Brazilian Public School EFL Classroom: Performing Action Research
- British Heritage Television: Reconstructing Queer Desire in Daphne (2007) and The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister (2010)
- “Say ‘Yes’ to Communities of Resistance”: Queer Canadians Problematize Psychology’s Explanations of Gay Male Body Dissatisfaction
- Part Two Queering Socio-political Bonds
- “My Anger Is a Legacy”: Queer-feminist Politics of Negativity within Contemporary Social Movements
- The Legal Debate on Same-sex Civil Unions in Brazil: The Construction of Equal Citizenship within a Socio-cultural Context of Heterosexism and Homophobia
- “Marijuana is a Crime but Homophobia is Just Fine!”: The Scandalous Logics of Queer Solidarity
- Homonormativity and the Violence of the Geographic Solution
- Multiple Identity and the Performance of Community: The Intersections of Ethnicity and Sexuality within the Queer Community
- Part Three Queering Bodies, Embodiments and Identities
- Queering Biopolitics: Normation and Resilience of South African Trans*-gendered Citizens
- The Black Male Body and Sex Wars in Brazil
- Raw Fantasies: An Interpretative Sociology of What Barebacking Pornography Does and Means to French Gay Male Audiences
- Trans vs. Homo: Negotiating Borders of Gender and Sexuality in Mid-Twentieth Century Transsexual Autobiography
- Transgressing Transgenders: Exploring the Borderlands of National, Gender, and Ethnic Belonging in Ecuador
- Notes on Contributors
- Index
- Series index
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the editors
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Contents
- Foreword
- Introduction: A Queer Postcolonial Critique of (Queer) Knowledge Production and Activism
- Part One Queering Epistemologies
- Queering the Geopolitics of Knowledge
- Possible Appropriations and Necessary Provocations for a Teoria Cu
- When Theories Travel: Queer Theory and Processes of Translation
- Bloodless and Lawless: Queering “Family” in Social Work Discourse
- Queer Literacies in the Brazilian Public School EFL Classroom: Performing Action Research
- British Heritage Television: Reconstructing Queer Desire in Daphne (2007) and The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister (2010)
- “Say ‘Yes’ to Communities of Resistance”: Queer Canadians Problematize Psychology’s Explanations of Gay Male Body Dissatisfaction
- Part Two Queering Socio-political Bonds
- “My Anger Is a Legacy”: Queer-feminist Politics of Negativity within Contemporary Social Movements
- The Legal Debate on Same-sex Civil Unions in Brazil: The Construction of Equal Citizenship within a Socio-cultural Context of Heterosexism and Homophobia
- “Marijuana is a Crime but Homophobia is Just Fine!”: The Scandalous Logics of Queer Solidarity
- Homonormativity and the Violence of the Geographic Solution
- Multiple Identity and the Performance of Community: The Intersections of Ethnicity and Sexuality within the Queer Community
- Part Three Queering Bodies, Embodiments and Identities
- Queering Biopolitics: Normation and Resilience of South African Trans*-gendered Citizens
- The Black Male Body and Sex Wars in Brazil
- Raw Fantasies: An Interpretative Sociology of What Barebacking Pornography Does and Means to French Gay Male Audiences
- Trans vs. Homo: Negotiating Borders of Gender and Sexuality in Mid-Twentieth Century Transsexual Autobiography
- Transgressing Transgenders: Exploring the Borderlands of National, Gender, and Ethnic Belonging in Ecuador
- Notes on Contributors
- Index
- Series index