| Description |
1 online resource (185 p.) |
| Series |
Theorizing Ethnography Ser |
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Theorizing Ethnography Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Complex meanings, competing liberations -- Grounding and sounding a descriptive queer ethnographic critique -- Research methods -- Further notes on language and a sack of cows -- Chapter outline -- 1. Theorizing un/dignified sounds in the postapartheid landscape -- National and provincial (hi)stories of sexuality -- On workshopping and voices of authority -- Refused sounds, refused identifications -- Are you a man or a woman? |
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Identities and relatedness in a queer time and place -- 2. Performance, everyday labors, and world-making -- Performance artvocacy and precarious embodiment -- Labors of everyday existence -- Productive absences and architecting knowledge -- Queer kinship as world-making -- Resistance, queering, and normative possibilities -- 3. Acting straight and acting straight: (De)queering performativity -- Queering same-sex marriage -- Sometimes you can act -- Be straight (with me) -- Revisiting gender, sexuality, and queer relationalities -- Lesbian dignities and their straight queerness |
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4. Language, subversion, and dignified sounds: The making and unmaking of wor(l)ds -- Queer word-making: on studs, femmes, fish, and first curries -- Negotiating isiZulu vernacular and hidden subjectivities -- Violence, reverence, and queer natalpolitics -- On names and knowing -- 5. Sex after discourse, life after queer -- Queer lines of love -- Loud living, quiet dignities -- Querying the post-queer -- Final thoughts -- Index |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781000379433 |
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1000379434 |
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