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xxvii, 388 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
The 25 chapters in this book are organized according to the key debates in the field of lesbian and gay studies, and are envisaged both as introductory overviews and critical reflections of these issues. The essays within this volume are designed to raise debate concerning how lesbian and gay studies has contributed to and changed the identity of traditional disciplines, and shaped new areas of study such as the body, performativity and sexual politics.
A queer geography / Affrica Taylor -- Cyberqueer / Nina Wakeford -- Literary criticism / Vincent Quinn -- History / Laura Gowing -- Film studies / José Arroyo -- Queer representation in the mass media / Alexander Doty and Ben Gove -- Visual culture / Peter Horne and Reina Lewis -- Philosophy / Lisabeth During and Terri Fealy -- Michel Foucault and the uses of sexuality / Elspeth Probyn -- Feminism / Bonnie Zimmerman -- Psychoanalysis and sexual identity / Christopher Lane -- Postmodernism / Judith Roof -- The personal, experience, and the self / Sally R. Munt -- Identity and subculture / Alan Sinfield -- Race matters / Vivien Ng -- Class / Mary McIntosh -- Bisexuality / Jonathan Dollimore -- Heterosexuality / Richard Dyer -- Camp / Andy Medhurst -- Gender performativity / Sarah E. Chinn -- Transgender / Jay Prosser -- Sex debates / Judith Halberstam -- Sadomasochism / Lynda Hart and Joshua Dale -- Pathologizing sexual bodies / Cath Sharrock -- Lesbian and gay studies in the age of AIDS / Simon Watney.
edited by Andy Medhurst and Sally R. Munt.
Includes bibliographical references and index.