The Emergence of Trans: Cultures, Politics and Everyday Lives

ISBN-13: 9781138504097 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 210 str.

UK) Igi Moon (Roehampton University; UK) Ruth Pearce (University of Warwick;Kat Gupta

Opis

This book represents the vanguard of new work in the rapidly growing arena of Trans Studies. Thematically organised, it brings together studies from an international, cross-disciplinary range of contributors to address a range of questions pertinent to the emergence of trans lives and discourses.

Spis treści

Introduction: The Many-Voiced Monster: Collective Determination and the Emergence of Trans  Part 1: Trans Genealogies  Foreword  1. In the Shadow of Eugenics: Transgender Sterilization Legislation and the Struggle for Self-determination  2. Reconceiving the Body: A Surgical Genealogy of Trans-Therapeutics   3. Becoming: Discourses of Trans Emergence, Epiphanies and Oppositions  4. The Seam of Skin and Scales  Part 2: Trans As Everyday Culture  Foreword  5. Creating a Trans Space  6. DIY Identities in a DIY Scene: Trans Music Events in the UK  7. On Being a ‘Wife’: Cis Women Negotiating Relationships with a Trans Partner  8. Sticks and Stones Break Our Bones, and Words Are Damaging: How Language Erases Non-binary People  Part 3: Trans In Popular Representation  Foreword  9. Response and Responsibility: Mainstream Media and Lucy Meadows in a Post-Leveson Context  10. ‘Girl Brain…Boy Body’: Representations of Trans Characters in Children’s Picture Books  Part 4: Trans Epistemologies  Foreword  11. Make Yourself  12. Co-producing Trans Ethical Research  13. Nonnormative Ethics: The Ensouled Formation of Trans  14. A Genealogy of Genealogies – Retheorising Gender and Sexuality: The Emergence of ‘Trans’ (ESRC Seminar Series 2012-2014)