Search Results for hegemonic gender norms

... systems, transgender communities, and nontransfeminist scholars re/produce and re/enforce transnormativity by citing hegemonic gender norms. In the same way, they re/enforce and re/produce the hegemonic gender norms by citing transnormativity. In this essay, the author argues that transnormativities...

... of gender, while RPDR itself has steadily gained scholarly attention. Much of the literature, while acknowledging the potential for subversiveness, takes issue with its reproduction of hegemonic stereotypes. I review season 7, as well as the show's relation to some of the political economic elements...

... to the politics of contemporary queer life, but this is family politics with a difference: it is a family politics launched against hegemonic normative family claims, if you wish. The emergency of the ongoing HIV/AIDS pandemic for black families is central to rethinking the hegemonic family form as we know...

... generally combined the strategy of legitimacy and intelligibility with a tendency to question hegemonic gender, its norms and stereotypes, and its relationship to sexuality. Is normalization possible, understood as the process by which something becomes intelligible and legitimate in the social field, 39...

... governing hegemonic categories, and the identification of the individual as a particular race and gender is created through that process. In this way, the experiences of people who are passed as more than one race and/or gender can teach us about the structural norms of that historical moment. Each time...

... animate the process of translation and “fuck strategically with equivalence” (xxiv). In terms of Robinson's central argument, the translational/translingual equivalencefuck of transgender deeply penetrates the rigid binaries of sex and gender loyalties to the dominant cultures and norm-systems...

... who mutilated their bodies and the latter were seen as replicating heterosexist relationships (Butler 2006 ). Indeed, both the gay liberation and lesbian feminist movements employed gender normativity to form an LGBT movement that sought and received hegemonic power. Recent writing on gay...

... transnational, regional, and local levels of discourse and praxis, as evidenced in the relation between the hegemonic anglophone discourse of LGBTIQ identities recognized by the state and the development sector, on one hand, and forms of gender/sexual variance that are positioned as relatively regional or local...

... intersectional text that links gender nonconformance with disability rights, poverty, and the violence of corporeal normativity. Another is Testo-Junkie , Beatriz Preciado's meditation on h/er experience of taking testosterone that doubles as an analysis of how h/er particular transmasculine transformation...

... from. As (trans*) people have maintained their autonomy to indicate their third person pronouns, instead of having them being assumed, there has been a hegemonic cisnormative reassertion that these pronouns denote essential gender, a fictitious notion that has led to third person pronouns being...

... to the queer community, I was able to identify patterns in the ways that people subjected to the socializing norms of the community talked about transness. Students were diverse across gender, sexuality, and race. Thirty-eight percent identified as cisgender women (n = 20), 38 percent as cisgender men (n...

..., this is true, though I would nuance Cohen's assertion with gender-nonconforming bodies' situatedness in a gender-normative space, a hegemonic grammar that utterly disallows the very possibility of transgender; thus their very existence in a space that is constituted through the assertion of the impossibility...

... to adjudicate one form of life as better than another without reference to other normative concepts. This is why teleological judgments, or evaluations of forms of life, are not reducible to syllogistic logic. To connect a transmarxist analysis of reductionist theories of gender to Hegelian logic, we must...

... normative.” Within masculinity contest cultures, men—and others—who fail to achieve these ideals “may nonetheless appropriate, emphasize, or engage in some dimensions of hegemonic masculinity in how they act or think about themselves” (426). In so doing, these “hybrid masculinities reify dominant...

... in scholarship about gender and sexuality, there is still a paucity of works dealing extensively with the complexities of trans studies. The book Trans Studies: The Challenge to Hetero/Homo Normativities , edited by Yolanda Martínez-San Miguel and Sarah Tobias and published in 2016, fits perfectly in this gap...

... with transgender embodiment Historical studies linking the genealogy of monolingualism with various strains of gender normativity A metacriticism of the emergent field of transgender studies, its terms, and its methodologies from a multilingual point of view Given its focus on (trans)local...

... work that they might not otherwise have been able to pursue. The colonial imposition of hegemonic gender regimes goes untreated by Chitty, as does an integration of the relationship of slavery to capitalist development, but one can imagine a work that extends the focus to colonization, settler...

... were not readily available, and I felt pressure to embody, or at least embrace, hegemonic masculinity and to “fully” transition—that is, go on testosterone and have surgery—to make my gender legible to others. Notably, original plumbing is a term commonly used by trans men to refer to their genitals...

... networks. Sites through which hegemonic and normative gender are decomposed and decayed and from which alternative and otherwise gender embodiments and socialities emerge. In my forthcoming creative and critical work I look toward Marlon's archive alongside my visual art practice to articulate a theory...

... “polygamy” and her resistance to the normative expectation of gender coherency: Italo proudly proclaims to be “gay with gays, and travesti with travestis .” She also describes herself as an “androgynous gay” or as an “intermediate trans.” She says that she is not quite trans because she does not use...