| Description |
1 online resource (175 pages) : illustrations (chiefly illustrations) |
| Contents |
How to Introduce Queer Theory; Who are You?; Making Things Perfectly Queer; Where We're Headed; What is "Queer"?; "Queer" Meaning Strange; "Queer" as Hate Speech; Reclaiming "Queer"; Queer Umbrella?; Queerer Umbrella?; Queering Queer; Multiple Meanings of Queer; Queer Interventions; What Queer has in Common: Anti-identity Politics; How We Came to Think this Way about Sex: A (Very) Potted History; Understandings are Always Contextual; The Early Sexologists; Open and Closed Doors: Early Sexological Understandings; Freud; Open and Closed Doors: Freud's Theories; Masters and Johnson and Sex Therapy; Gay Rights Movements; |
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Gay Rights Movement; Open and Closed Doors: Early Gay Rights Movements; How We Think about Sex; Key Assumption 1: Identities are Fixed and Essential; Key Assumption 2: Sexuality and Gender are Binary; Key Assumption 3: Normal and Abnormal Sex Can Usefully be Distinguished; Enter Queer Theory; Precursors to Queer Theory; The Existentialists; Sartre's Homosexual; De Beauvoir; Becoming; Kinsey: Sexual Diversity; Kinsey: Categories are an Invention; Kinsey's Legacy; Simon and Gagnon's Sexual Scripts; Bem's Androgyny; Black Feminists; Multiple Identities and Marginalization; |
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Rich's Compulsory Heterosexuality; (De)Constructing Compulsory Heterosexuality; Wittig's Straight Mind; Crenshaw's Intersectionality; Rubin's Thinking Sex; The Sex Hierarchy; The Domino Theory; Gay Rights/Queer Activism; After Stonewall; Hiv/Aids and Activism; Queer Agendas; The Turn to Post-structuralism; Post-structuralism 101; Occupying Our Identity; Subjectivity; Queer Theory is Born; De Lauretis; Queer Today, Gone Tomorrow?; Key Features; Foucault and Butler; Michel Foucault; The Panopticon; Self-monitoring Society; Neoliberal Consumer Capitalism; Power; Bodies and Normality; Docile -- and Insecure -- Bodies; |
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Discourses and Technologies of the Self; Power Relations; Judith Butler; The Category of Woman; What Butler Saw; The Assumptions of Identity Politics; The Heterosexual Matrix; Challenging the Heterosexual Matrix; Gender Performativity; Doing Gender; Gender Trouble; Foucault and Butler Recap; Foucauldian-butlerian Resistance; Heteronormativity; Heteronormativity, Homophobia, and Heterosexism; ... Oh My!; Straight Privilege; Problems with Privilege; Other Normativities; Interrogating Heteronormativity; Inside/Out; Coming Out; Sedgwick: How to Bring Your Kids up Gay; The Epistemology of the Closet; Nature/Nurture; Assumed Norms; |
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Queer Beyond Sexuality and Gender; Queer Engagements; Focus on Texts; Discourse Analysis; Playing with Language; Queering; Queer Moments; Camp; Halberstam and Low Theory; "Dude, Where's My Gender?"; Collectivism in Finding Nemo; Queer Art; Guerrilla Tactics; Queer Biology; Nature/Nurture; The Heteronormative Gaze of Science; Evolution's Rainbow and Biological Exuberance; Sexing the Body; Delusions of Gender; Biopsychosocial; Sexual Configurations; Critical Sexology; Features of Critical Sexology; Thinking from the Margins; Kink; Open Non-monogamy; Quering Sexual Medicine; Queering Sex Therapy |
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Criticisms and Tensions; Why Should Race be Central to Queer Theory?; Interrogating Race; Responses to This Marginalization of Race; White Minority-world Focus; Southern Theory; Queer Goes Global; Strategic Essentialism; A Place for Identity Politics After All?; Queer and Bisexuality; Erasing Bisexuality; Queer and Feminism; Queer Feminism?; Queer Masculinity; Queer and Trans: The TERF Wars; Butler on Trans; Co-opting Trans Experience?; Trans Studies; Genderqueer; Cisgenderism; Materiality Matters; Lived Experiences; Inaccessible?; Ineffective?; Driven by Fashion?; Good Queers and Bad Not-queers; W(h)ither Queer Theory? |
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The Trouble with Normal; The Crab Bucket; Nrew Normativities; Polynormativity and Kinknormativity; It ain't What You do, It's the Way That You do It; Another Funny Turn; No Future; Queer Feelings; Affective and Temporality Turns; Queer Subjectivity; Queer beyond Queer; One Step Beyond; Post-queer?; Queer Communities; Queering Communities; Queer Ways through the Double Binds?; Thinking Queerly; Thinking (Completely) Queerly; Resources; Acknowledgements; Biographies |
| Summary |
"Barker and Scheele invite you to question the status quo and to start seeing things more queerly." -- Provided by publisher |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (page 174) |
| Notes |
Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (Proquest, viewed October 29, 2020) |
| Subject |
Queer theory -- Comic books, strips, etc
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Queer theory -- Pictorial works
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Gender identity -- Comic books, strips, etc
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Gender identity -- Pictorial works
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Sex -- Comic books, strips, etc.
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Medicine -- Comic books, strips, etc
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Gender identity.
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COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS -- LGBT.
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COMICS & GRAPHIC NOVELS -- Nonfiction.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Gender Studies.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- LGBT Studies -- Gay Studies.
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POLITICAL SCIENCE -- Public Policy -- Cultural Policy.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Anthropology -- Cultural.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Popular Culture.
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Gender identity
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Queer theory
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| Genre/Form |
illustrated books.
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Pictorial works
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Illustrated works
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Graphic novels
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Nonfiction comics
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Comics (Graphic works)
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Graphic novels.
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Illustrated works.
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Nonfiction comics.
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Queer comics.
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Comics (Graphic works)
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Ouvrages illustrés.
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Bandes dessinées autres que de fiction.
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Bandes dessinées queers.
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Bandes dessinées.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Scheele, Jules, 1984- author.
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| ISBN |
9781785780721 |
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1785780727 |
