Search Results for queer vitality

... This chapter explores one potential new direction—trans vitalities—that queer and trans anthropological inquiry might take toward meaningfully addressing inequities within and across trans communities of practice. Trans vitalities is a model that requires the researcher deprioritize their own...

... property and personhood social death queer vitality relatedness otherwise kinship ...

... This chapter maps the vitality of kinship and its queer relations across four areas: property and personhood; social death / social life; natures/cultures ; and variability / relatedness otherwise. It demonstrates both how queer anthropology generates critical categories and methods...

...Reorientations<subtitle>Queering the Anthropological Canon</subtitle> This chapter maps the vitality of kinship and its queer relations across four areas: property and personhood; social death / social life; natures/cultures ; and variability / relatedness otherwise. It demonstrates both how...

..., and the recharging of resiliencies. Black queer study ethnography This chapter explores one potential new direction—trans vitalities—that queer and trans anthropological inquiry might take toward meaningfully addressing inequities within and across trans communities of practice. Trans vitalities...

... pulls out from diary pages of seemingly incoherent scribblings some vital moments of world-(un)making, living, detachments, attachments, carings, refusals, and disaffections. This essay offers an embodied sense of queerness as a refuge, a refusal, a placeless nowhere-ishness, a hopeful elsewhere-ishness...

... heard that student-teacher love is quite fashionable. There he indeed finds that the dialectics of vanguard and reactionary, corrupt and vital drive such love. But as opposed to the conventional idea that teachers seduce students, here we find a sly student seducing the narrator and then, after dumping...

...Reading the Map of Our Bodies The preface frames the book as sharing vital tools from the feminist bookstore movement with contemporary queer antiracist feminist activists and activist theorists working toward feminist accountability. Bookwomen created and developed a vital practice...

... is black feminism. Sanctuary begins with a basic acknowledgment of Black cisgender women’s and girls’ autonomy. All other points of recognition, such as genders and sexualities, evolve from that. Namely, grasping Black cisgender women’s and girls’ autonomy is vital for resisting misogynoir against Black...