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... This chapter is a genealogy of monogamy as an object of sexual scientific knowledge. It reads historic contest over monogamy’s nature through the dependence of that debate on a colonial archive, that is, on knowledges of the cultures of colonized populations as evidence. The naturecultural fruit...

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... Queer anthropology inherits the deeply entangled inceptions of “sexuality” and social science, which this essay reexamines as signs of racial and colonial intimacy. Following Lisa Lowe’s analytic of “the intimacies of four continents,” the chapter traces the intimately racial and colonial...

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... continuities with white male colonial sexuality in the simultaneous disgust with and attraction to sexual partners. It proposes the contours of a sexual map. homonationalism Pim Fortuyn Dutch gay identity lgbt movement pvv colonial sexuality ...

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... by “purchasing” the girls from prominent African men. While the Silberrad case has previously been discussed as the impetus for the Crewe Circular, which sought to crack down on the practice of “concubinage” in the colonies, this chapter focuses on how the scandal imagined the sexuality of both white and African...

... In the past decade colonial scholars have ably demonstrated how and why sexuality has served as key site of imperial control and colonial anxiety and as a dense transfer point of power i ts positioning as part of the “moral logic” of postcolonial situations, and “the colonial present,” may...

... This chapter introduces the concept of “primitive normativity,” a narrative espoused by colonial settlers and officials. The discourse of primitive normativity posited that Kenyan Africans were too “primitive” to practice certain kinds of “deviant” sexuality, including rape, homosexuality...

... Chapter 3 explores how Kenyan politics triangulated discourses of race and sexuality through the colony’s major populations: white, African, and Indian. It focuses on a political crisis that occurred in the early 1920s, when Kenyan Indians’ demands for political equality with whites came...