Queer Jews, queer Muslims : race, religion, and representation /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author:	ProQuest (Firm)
Other Authors:	Saleem, Adi (Editor), Thompson, Katrina Daly, 1975- (Contributor), Crucifix, Edwige (Contributor), Kamal, Amr, 1976- (Contributor), Shah, Shanon, 1978- (Contributor), Phillips, Robert (Contributor), Johnstone, Elizabeth (Contributor), Halperin, David M., 1952- (Contributor), Richardson, Matthew (Contributor)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Detroit, Michigan : Wayne State University Press, [2024]
Subjects:	Gay people > Europe. Intersectionality (Sociology) > Europe. Jewish gay people > Europe. Muslim gay people > Europe. Intersectionnalité > Europe. Electronic books.
Online Access:	Connect to the full text of this electronic book

Table of Contents:

Introduction: Why Jewish, Muslim, and queer?
I. Boundary crossings and intersectionality
1. Queer-Jewish-Muslim: constructing hyphenated religious identities through tactics of intersubjectivity
2. Queer disguises: Jewish women's performance of race and gender in the colonial Maghreb
3. "A living tableau of queerness": the Orient at the crossroads of genre and gender in Proust's Recherche
II. Public discourse and identity
4. Queering the Abrahamic scriptures
5. A corpus-assisted analysis of the discursive construction of LGBT Muslims and Jews in UK media
III. Building community, Forging solidarity
6. Religious life Is life together: Ritual, liminality, and communitas among queer Jews in postsecular Britain
7. Eid parties, Iftar dinners, and Pride parades: navigating queer Muslim identity through community
Afterword: Lessons in historical nominalism
Contributors
Index.