... identity. For Stryker, queer transgenderism was a rad- ical, antiheteronormative praxis of self-transformation through performance—not only of gender but of sexuality and anatomy.12 Other theorists have been critical of the aleatory quality of transgender identity in these performative models...

... identity. For Stryker, queer transgenderism was a rad- ical, antiheteronormative praxis of self-transformation through performance—not only of gender but of sexuality and anatomy.12 Other theorists have been critical of the aleatory quality of transgender identity in these performative models...

...Jeanne Vaccaro The public artwork Crochet Coral Reef and the ecocatastrophe of coral erosion are a prompt in this essay to examine the geometric shapes and patterns of harm for transgender life. Connecting the handmade labor of making identity to markets of environmental crisis, the essay...

... the charges of essentialism and heterosexism. Next, I examine the moments in her texts that scholars claim provide resources for an Irigarayan discussion of the experiences of transgender, intersex, and gender-nonconforming people. I integrate these moments with the temporality of the future anterior...

... variability is presented to American read- ers. Books and articles about transgenderism in the United States often begin with brief, superficial reviews of gender variability in other times and places. This is true of Feinberg’s widely read Transgender Warriors, which, while generally ignored as a work...

...Chris Coffman Assuming a Body: Transgender and Rhetorics of Materiality Salamon Gayle New York : Columbia University Press , 2010 . xi + 226 pp . © 2011 by Duke University Press 2011 Books in Brief Theorizing Transgender Embodiments Chris Coffman Assuming a Body...

..., and national characteristics; and the flow of hormones across national borders through production and consumption. Bringing a transgender studies critique to bear on state practices and discourses that may appear marginal to the field, I suggest that although the hearings never directly reference the category...

...Amy L. Stone Transgender Rights Paisley Currah, Richard M. Juang, and Shannon Price Minter, eds. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press , 2006 . xxiv + 368 pp . Duke University Press 2007 Amy L. Stone is assistant professor of sociology and anthropology at Trinity...

... Copyright © 1998 by Duke University Press 1998 The GLQ Archive MTF TRANSGENDER ACTIVISM IN THE TENDERLOIN AND BEYOND, 1966–1975 Commentary and Interview with Elliot Blackstone Members of the Gay and Lesbian Historical Society of Northern California The following interview...

... to pursue. Aside from the literature on how transsexuals ought to talk, another kind of litera- ture on transgenderism and language is that which discusses terminology and classifications. Transgender activists love to coin words, and transgender newslet- ters...

...V Varun Chaudhry The author reflects here on a 2004 GLQ forum titled “Thinking Sex/Thinking Gender,” which focused on the relationships between gender, sex, and sexuality as intertwining and diverging categories of analysis. The essay contends specifically with the role of the category transgender...

.... Herman Jody L. Rankin Susan Keisling Mara Mottet Lisa Anafi Ma’ayan . 2016 . The Report of the 2015 U. S. Transgender Survey . Washington, DC : National Center for Transgender Equality . Keenan Harper B. 2017 . “ Unscripting Curriculum: Toward a Critical Trans Pedagogy...

...Ila Nagar; Debanuj DasGupta This article argues that religious mythologies and cultural narratives about the timelessness of gender diversity in South Asia frame the formation of the transgender subject of rights in India. The authors interrogate a verdict issued by the Supreme Court of India...

... TRANSGENDER RAGE Susan Stryker INTRODUCTORY NOTES Thefollowing work is a textual adaptation of a performance piece originally presented at “Rage Across the Disciplines,” an arts, humanities, and social sciences conference held June 10-12, 1993, at California State University, San Marcos...

... is developing a strong transgender-studies list, and a new social sciences publica- tion, The International Journal of Transgenderism, debuted just as this essay went to press. At least four reputable academic journals besides GLQ (Social Text, the British Journal of Gender Studies...

..., emphasize the performative, while transgender theories emphasize narrative; queer theories of gender are construc- tivist, and transgender theories are essentialist. Ultimately, Prosser proposes that transgenderism be separated out from “generic queerness” in order to build a transgender community (508...

...Julien E. Fischer Histories of the Transgender Child Gill-Peterson Jules Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press , 2018 . vii + 262 pp. Copyright © 2020 Duke University Press 2020 References Halberstam Jack . 1998 . Female Masculinity . Durham, NC : Duke...

... University Press 2000 1045-07.Dickemann 5/31/00 3:10 PM Page 455 Book Review WORDS, WORDS, WORDS Talking Transgenders Jeffrey M. Dickemann Trans Liberation: Beyond Pink or Blue Leslie Feinberg Boston...

... – 61; Golden, Still Seeing Differently; Suzanne Kessler and Wendy McKenna, “Who Put the Trans in Transgender? Gender Theory and Everyday Life,” International Journal of Transgenderism 4, no. 3 (2000), www.symposion.com/ijt/gilbert/kessler.htm; Namaste, Invisible Lives; Jay Prosser...

...AJ Ripley This article explores how Jill Soloway uses mirror imagery in the series Transparent to facilitate their version of the female gaze, particularly the tenet of feeling-seeing . By doing so, this article aims to assist ongoing efforts in both transgender studies and media studies research...