Gender, Sexuality, and Culture

This new series is a forum for the investigation and analysis of the contested
terrain between culture, gender, and sexuality. Titles in the series can include,
but are not limited to, (re)theorizations of gender in relation to, or its
constitution through, sexuality, race, dass, or culture, studies of sexuality and
sexual identity that produce new understandings of gender, or new inquiries
into culture, broadly defined, that raise competting implications for the ways in
which we think about gender and sexuality in the contemporary social world.
Of particular interest are manuscripts that cirtique and/or broaden traditional
constructions of gender and take into account sexuality, race, dass, or the
pressures of other constitutive categories, analyze nonwestern literary and
cultural representations of gender and their relationship to sexuality,
especially in postcolonial contexts, and theorize transgender from feminist,
queer, postcolonial, or cultural studies frameworks.

This new series is a forum for the investigation and analysis of the contested
terrain between culture, gender, and sexuality. Titles in the series can include,
but are not limited to, (re)theorizations of gender in relation to, or its
constitution through, sexuality, race, dass, or culture, studies of sexuality and
sexual identity that produce new understandings of gender, or new inquiries
into culture, broadly defined, that raise competting implications for the ways in
which we think about gender and sexuality in the contemporary social world.
Of particular interest are manuscripts that cirtique and/or broaden traditional
constructions of gender and take into account sexuality, race, dass, or the
pressures of other constitutive categories, analyze nonwestern literary and
cultural representations of gender and their relationship to sexuality,
especially in postcolonial contexts, and theorize transgender from feminist,
queer, postcolonial, or cultural studies frameworks.

This new series is a forum for the investigation and analysis of the contested
terrain between culture, gender, and sexuality. Titles in the series can include,
but are not limited to, (re)theorizations of gender in relation to, or its
constitution through, sexuality, race, dass, or culture, studies of sexuality and
sexual identity that produce new understandings of gender, or new inquiries
into culture, broadly defined, that raise competting implications for the ways in
which we think about gender and sexuality in the contemporary social world.
Of particular interest are manuscripts that cirtique and/or broaden traditional
constructions of gender and take into account sexuality, race, dass, or the
pressures of other constitutive categories, analyze nonwestern literary and
cultural representations of gender and their relationship to sexuality,
especially in postcolonial contexts, and theorize transgender from feminist,
queer, postcolonial, or cultural studies frameworks.