... is novel about Gozlan's approach to his subject matter is its lack of observed convention in the politicization of gender studies by its focusing not only on the enigma of gendered sexuation but also on the aesthetics of experience that defines and breathes life into our emotional worlds. Here he takes us...

... R. 2007 . “ Development of Feminizing Genitoplasty for Gender Dysphoria .” Journal of Sexual Medicine , no. 4 : 981 – 89 . Malloy Terrence R. , Noone R. Barrett , and Morgan A. James . 1976 . “ Experience with the One-Stage Surgical Approach for Constructing Female...

...Max Thornton Abstract Phenomenological theology can provide a helpful reframing of the bodily rituals of transgender and disabled experience, embracing the ways in which they waste time and energy and sacralizing this waste as a microtactic of resistance to oppression and a site for the in-breaking...

... . “ Neighborhood Lockdown as the New Normal? Jakarta's COVID-19 Experience .” Kyoto Centre for Southeast Asian Studies Newsletter , no. 78 . covid-19chronicles.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/post-037-html/ . Laksmana Evan , and Taufika Rage . 2020 . How “Militarized” Is Indonesia's COVID-19 Management...

...Joshua Trey Barnett; Brandon J. Hill Abstract In this essay, the authors pose and respond to three questions about their process of generating and contributing to an archive of transgender military experiences: First, why create an archive of transgender military experiences? Second, what...

...Dora Silva Santana Abstract The author takes her escrevivência as a Brazilian black trans woman and experiments with the poetics of Atlantic water to let the text itself be a transitioning space of poetics-autoethnography-cosmology-water-energy-memory tissue. Water is the riverine thread that runs...

...Jennifer Yusin Abstract This essay explores some of the ways relations between body and law shape intersex and trans experiences. It draws on the work of Dean Spade, Suzanne Kessler, and Audre Lorde to help show how intersex and trans experiences imply a certain link between justice and joy...

...Christine Labuski; Colton Keo-Meier Abstract This essay considers the utility of research questions that articulate aspects of transgender lives to the nontransgender populations with whom they share a wide range of bodily and lived experience. By foregrounding transgender's instability...

...D. Chase J. Catalano Abstract Despite increasing attention on issues raised by trans students in higher education, almost no empirical research has examined the identities and experiences of trans students as a group, or of specific subsets of trans students. In this article, I draw on interviews...

...Amy Ray Stewart Abstract This article engages with the psychoanalytic works of Julia Kristeva in order to demonstrate how trans and queer experiences are shaped and mobilized by a psychic life of revolt. Reorienting the question of resistance toward the threshold of psychical and social life...

... in the cis-surgical context of cancer treatment (mastectomy) or the FTM transitional context (of top surgery). Neither of these contexts readily allows for a nonnormative trans chest. The author utilizes their own experiences of chest surgery to critique delegitimizing, prohibitive clinic practices...

... is often in stark contrast to the way trans* people experience their transitions as giving form to a new and invigorating commitment to life. Despite this, there can be something haunting and unspoken bothering familial relations post-transition. These cryptic experiences are well dramatized in Transparent...

... in Turkey and proposes that a collective focus on the realm of death would bring feminist cis women and trans people together around a shared gender experience. In Turkey, the annual number of cis and trans women who are killed by cis men has been gradually increasing. This situation makes the availability...

... to analyze the experiences of trans men and women and sex- and gender-diverse peoples in different but connected geopolitical locations. The emphasis was on bringing into conversation what is underprioritized in much PE work and also transgender studies as a formation, and how, from their own academic...

...Jack Harrison-Quintana; Jaime M. Grant; Ignacio G. Rivera Abstract This article reports on the experience of developing and conducting the National Transgender Discrimination Survey (NTDS) as a grassroots community-based project that made a home for the 6,456 trans and gender-nonconforming people...

... experiences, perspectives, and political engagements. This essay argues for the inadequacy of this pedagogical strategy, focusing on its complicity with a neoliberal politics of inclusion that fails to move students to deal with their own deep complicities in upholding understandings of sex and gender...

...Ray Tanaka Abstract This article examines the issue of priority that is implicit in discussions of domestic violence in Japan. Inspired by the author's experience at a feminist symposium, this article discusses the implicit prioritization of heterosexual women that occurs in feminist discussions...

...Kareem Khubchandani Abstract This essay analyzes narrative scenes and aesthetic choices in Because We Have a Voice Too , an activist play staged at Bangalore Pride 2012. By linking the experiences of hijra s and transmen, the play enables solidarities across gender through an overarching critique...

...Damien W. Riggs; Clare Bartholomaeus Abstract In accounting for their experiences of having a transgender child, cisgender parents often make recourse to a trope of loss to account for their journeys. A focus on loss is also evident in guides for parents and academic writing. In this article...

...Ido Katri Abstract In this article, Mizrahi (Jews of Arab descent) and trans legal claims will serve to expose the law as a tactic of stability. These experiences, positioned at the in-between of stable legal categories, embody the “other” of law, the affective ideologies that the law refuses...