... Sexuality and empire Torture Biopolitics Empire Security/surveillance Intimacy ...

... to which designated populations have been, and continue to be, exposed. Sexuality and empire Torture Biopolitics Empire Security/surveillance Intimacy ...

... This chapter introduces the theoretical background and empirical context of the study. It discusses the reasons why the topic of sexuality and disability is urgent and how past studies have examined it. Introducing the context of the study—Denmark and Sweden—the chapter explains how the two...

... understandings of “the carnal,” with an emphasis more on the sexual than “on the flesh,” have been too constricted to account for the sorts of bodily intrusions and manipulations to which designated populations have been, and continue to be, exposed. Sexuality and empire Torture Biopolitics Empire...

... Chapter 3 interrogates how histories of region constitute robust histories of sexuality, and what critical lessons are to be learned from such a shift in historical orientation. How do histories of sexuality trouble the heightened divide between the de/colonial and the post/colonial turn...

... In “Empire Goes On: Transpacific Circuits of Care Work,” Vernadette Vicuña Gonzalez links the gendered labor of entertainment and hospitality to post–Cold War tourism economies in Asia and the Pacific, locating BTS within this geography and history. Reading their consumption of a hula dance...

... This chapter suggests that the precariousness of missionary work to Māori was exposed by the sexual transgressions of missionaries themselves. It offers a close reading of the most protracted scandal that rocked the mission: the dismissal of William Yate in 1836 following allegations he...

...Maps of Empire, Old and New ...

... to address the citational role of various practices of discourses of gender and race within colonial documents and their application in a newer context of colonization and sexual violence of women and men during wars. The role of photographs and image making is intrinsic to these practices. Through...

... Blackness indigeneity empire Through ethnography, Lionel Cantú explores the ways sexuality has impacted the experience of immigrant men. He sheds light on how traditional family and chosen family relationships shape and influence migration. Cantú argues for the centrality of a queer political...

... sexuality gender transgression sodomy ...

... to contain excessive soldier sexuality and to regulate soldier contact with the multiracial population of Panamá. In their most intrusive dimensions, these programs involved the arrest and screening of Panamanian women as “venereal disease suspects” whose purported racial proclivities for dirt, bacteria...

... This chapter explores the circulation and intertextuality of visual (photographs, films) literary (novels, poems), and human rights representations of birangonas from 1971 until 2001. It shows that these representations positively co-opted the birangona for the nation. But in the empirical...

...Differential Proliferations This chapter offers a midcareer review of cut-and-mix collage strategies in black British artist Keith Piper’s multimedia art practice, which spans painting, installation, computer-generated montage, and video. Approached as a “history painter” of post-Empire...