...Nicole Seymour Abstract This piece reports on the “Trans ± Sex: Rethinking Sex/Gender in Trans Studies” symposium held at the University of Arizona in September 2019. It focuses on two major themes that appeared throughout the symposium: cross-generational conflict and the death of the university...

... are constituted at the interstice of intra-, inter-, and transregional comings and goings. The regional approach proposed here also allows us to take into account the intraregional and cross-scalar inequalities within the geopolitically constructed South Asia. Copyright © 2018 by Duke University Press 2018...

..., Pedagogies of Crossing: Meditations on Feminism, Sexual Politics, Memory, and the Sacred , Black feminist and Afro-Caribbean lesbian writer, teacher, Indigenous spiritual practitioner, and activist M. Jacqui Alexander ( 2006 : 8) writes, Pedagogies thus pertains to what we are prepared to teach...

....’ ” International Journal of Psycho-Analysis 54 : 215 – 25 . Suchet Melanie . 2011 . “ Crossing Over .” Psychoanalytic Dialogues 21 , no. 2 : 172 – 91 . Torres Miguel . 1996 . “ Transsexualism: Some Considerations on Aggression, Transference, and Countertransference .” International...

... Kirjallisuuden Seura ja Kotimaisten kielten tutkimuskeskus . Lakoff George , and Johnson Mark . 1980 . Metaphors We Live By . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Leino Antti . 2014 . “ Man, Woman, or Me? Conflicting Identities as Evidenced by Cross-Gender Name Changes...

... just what it was, I do remember that it was clear from the conversation that followed that we were talking at cross-purposes. The instructor realized what was happening: what I had taken as a space of abjection, of exclusion from social intelligibility and of conditional admission into intelligibility...

... it to racialized experiences of geographic migration: “Immigrants may seek to be perceived as similar, to blend in and pass for native. In the same way, gender migrants can seek to pass as unmarked, cis men or women” (77). “The trans of between” is exemplified by androgyny (94). Brubaker compares cross-dressing...

..., and religious lines. In addition, both historically and today in both comedic and dramatic roles, many Special Drama artists play cross-dressed roles. These run in the familiar direction of male-to-female but also take the less common guise of female-to-male cross-dressing. Extending Morcom's rubric of licit...

... .” Verge , January 22 . www.theverge.com/2020/1/22/21076981/isabel-fall-clarkesworld-attack-helicopter-short-story-gender-art-controversy . Clarke Neil . 2020 . “ About the Story by Isabel Fall .” Clarkesworld , no. 160 . clarkesworldmagazine.com/fall_01_20/ . Cross Katherine...

... of transgender. Copyright © 2014 by Duke University Press 2014 We do not intend to make a prescriptive argument regarding how to make transgender into a more cross-culturally inclusive term—indeed, as previous critiques have pointed out, the imagination of transgender as an expansive category for all...

... ). Transgender was press-ganged into service as an avatar of its age: an elastic, recategorizable body for an era of flexible accumulation; a border-crossing body with a globalizable identity; a fluid universal medium with the capacity to absorb and dissolve other categories of personhood, thereby configuring...

... that exist at the levels of technology/industry/mode of address, borders that appear to have inspired or enabled an attention to spatial/social/historical borders” ( 2009 : 47). The commonality in trans studies' and TV's attention to borders and border crossings is evident in Julia Serano's Whipping Girl...

... make “possible a broad alliance among different gender-variant people, including cross-dressers and transsexuals” (Papoulias 2006 : 231). Although “transgender” never completely replaced “transsexual,” the term “transsexual” was progressively judged as reflecting a flawed transgender identity. From...

... qualities that cross the boundaries of legal dichotomies. Judith Romney Wegner ( 1988 ) argues similarly. 13. See, for example, mKilayim 8:2–6 or tKilayim 5:5 for texts that address the prohibition against cross-breeding wild and domesticated animals. These texts come from the tractate of the Mishnah...

... intersection has been only partially resolved, and the full potential for coalitional politics is still far from maturity. In the Turkish context, the checkpoints at the border crossings of sex and gender remain closely guarded. What it means to have feminine experience has been vehemently challenged...

... about sex change and cross-dressing has consistently appeared in Korean mass media since the 1920s. After 1945, following three years of de facto US rule and a pervasive US political and cultural influence that continues to this day, Korean media ran the story of Christine Jorgensen as well as other sex...

... and visibility for diverse cross-gender identities), Robles's masculinity can be better understood, and acquires wide significance, as the result of a successful transgendering process that made the most of the cultural resources of his time and benefited from the breaking of conventions during revolutionary war...

... expression caused conflict with the colonial state ( Decary, n.d. ). Only the individual's last name, Razanajafy, is recorded. Razanajafy, who was from a suburb of Antananarivo and presumably illiterate, had signed the typewritten letter with a cross. The letter closed with “your humble and obedient servant...

... Spectrum of Gender Variance, 1960–1980” ( TSR 2). Prince coined the term transgenderist in the 1970s, Hill observes, to distinguish heterosexual male cross-dressers from transsexuals and homosexuals. A few decades later, in the early 1990s, transgender took on a new and expansive life, first deployed...

... was very popular. Writing for the Guardian I knew I would reach an audience that would never sit down and watch an hour-long documentary or read a book on the subject. With an online platform, the comments can give you a pretty good idea of who the audience is, and it was a cross-section of everyone—I...