Routledge Research in Gender and Society Queering Desire: Lesbians, Gender and Subjectivity
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ISBN 10
1032499044
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9781032499048
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Publication Year
2024
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396
Subject
Lesbians - Identity |Bisexual women - Identity |Gender - nonconforming - Identity| Sexual minority culture
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Foreword
Sally R. Munt
Introduction
Róisín Ryan-Flood and Amy Tooth Murphy
SECTION 1: (IN)VISIBILITY AND THE QUEER GAZE
1. Queer old movie star
Esther Newton
2. Staging our desires: Drag kings and the pleasures of community building
Liz Millward and Marie Lou Duret
3. ‘In their loving gaze I saw who I could be’: Revisiting the butch/femme couple as joint subject through Esther Newton’s My Butch Career
Kimberley Mather
4. Transcripts, TransTape™, Transience: Locating the bisexual butch
El. Reid-Buckley
5. The punchline isn’t everything: Feminist and queer stand-up dramedy
Candace Moore
6. Gender, sexuality and visual culture – an interview with Rosalind Gill
Rosalind Gill and Róisín Ryan-Flood
SECTION 2: LINEAGE AND GENERATIONAL SHIFTS
7. Femme frontiers: Tracing the lineage of fore-femmes through to contemporary identities and femme theory
Rhea Ashley Hoskin
8. Book Banning in the U.S.: A call for multi-generational activism
K. Allison Hammer
9. From Butch and Femme Lesbians to Non-binary and Queer Women: Intergenerational Shifts from In-person Places to Digital Spaces
S.L. Crawley and Ashley Green
10. Carabiners and Violet Tattoos: the desire for nostalgia in online lesbian space
Eleanor Medhurst
11. Increased Lesbian Visibility and its Discontents: Comparing the coming out stories of women and nonbinary people across generations
Ella Ben Hagai, Brenda Meza, Kristen Pinchbeck and Rachelle Annechino
12. Queer lineage: On generational sexualities, LGBTQ identity and visibility
Róisín Ryan-Flood
SECTION 3: QUEER EMBODIMENT
13. Against Pathology: Exploring the Desire for Femininity
Hannah McCann
14. Complicating queer desires: Identity politics of the lesbian and bisexual communities in South Africa
Phoebe Kisubi Mbasalaki
15. My own private non-binary body
Libro Levi Bridgeman
16. ‘Aren’t you ashamed?’: Explicit representation and shame in the work of Eileen Myles, Maggie Nelson and Melissa Febos
Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain
17. Trans history and politics – an interview with Susan Stryker
Susan Stryker and Róisín Ryan-Flood
18. Midlife lesbian: Alison Bechdel and Me
Lee Wallace
SECTION 4: QUEER LONGINGS
19. Desiring Technologies: Digital Pathways toward Black Queer Sociality
Dominique Adams-Santos
20. The butch on the ferry: The affect and effect of butch longing
Amy Tooth Murphy
21. Desire on the Inside: Incarcerated Women, Bisexual Identity, and Human Connection
Amy B. Smoyer and Rebecca Harvey
22. Queering romance: Expressions of love and intimacy in late-twentieth-century lesbian relationships
Rebecca Jennings
23. Intimacy or intimacies? Queering Jewish women’s desires and intimate lives
Mie Astrup Jensen
24. Naming desire: Information seeking and breaking the silence around queer female desire in mid-twentieth-century Britain
Victoria Golding
25. Beloved: Crafting lesbian desire and femme intimacies with the Ladies of Llangollen
Sarah-Joy Ford
Sally R. Munt
Introduction
Róisín Ryan-Flood and Amy Tooth Murphy
SECTION 1: (IN)VISIBILITY AND THE QUEER GAZE
1. Queer old movie star
Esther Newton
2. Staging our desires: Drag kings and the pleasures of community building
Liz Millward and Marie Lou Duret
3. ‘In their loving gaze I saw who I could be’: Revisiting the butch/femme couple as joint subject through Esther Newton’s My Butch Career
Kimberley Mather
4. Transcripts, TransTape™, Transience: Locating the bisexual butch
El. Reid-Buckley
5. The punchline isn’t everything: Feminist and queer stand-up dramedy
Candace Moore
6. Gender, sexuality and visual culture – an interview with Rosalind Gill
Rosalind Gill and Róisín Ryan-Flood
SECTION 2: LINEAGE AND GENERATIONAL SHIFTS
7. Femme frontiers: Tracing the lineage of fore-femmes through to contemporary identities and femme theory
Rhea Ashley Hoskin
8. Book Banning in the U.S.: A call for multi-generational activism
K. Allison Hammer
9. From Butch and Femme Lesbians to Non-binary and Queer Women: Intergenerational Shifts from In-person Places to Digital Spaces
S.L. Crawley and Ashley Green
10. Carabiners and Violet Tattoos: the desire for nostalgia in online lesbian space
Eleanor Medhurst
11. Increased Lesbian Visibility and its Discontents: Comparing the coming out stories of women and nonbinary people across generations
Ella Ben Hagai, Brenda Meza, Kristen Pinchbeck and Rachelle Annechino
12. Queer lineage: On generational sexualities, LGBTQ identity and visibility
Róisín Ryan-Flood
SECTION 3: QUEER EMBODIMENT
13. Against Pathology: Exploring the Desire for Femininity
Hannah McCann
14. Complicating queer desires: Identity politics of the lesbian and bisexual communities in South Africa
Phoebe Kisubi Mbasalaki
15. My own private non-binary body
Libro Levi Bridgeman
16. ‘Aren’t you ashamed?’: Explicit representation and shame in the work of Eileen Myles, Maggie Nelson and Melissa Febos
Prudence Bussey-Chamberlain
17. Trans history and politics – an interview with Susan Stryker
Susan Stryker and Róisín Ryan-Flood
18. Midlife lesbian: Alison Bechdel and Me
Lee Wallace
SECTION 4: QUEER LONGINGS
19. Desiring Technologies: Digital Pathways toward Black Queer Sociality
Dominique Adams-Santos
20. The butch on the ferry: The affect and effect of butch longing
Amy Tooth Murphy
21. Desire on the Inside: Incarcerated Women, Bisexual Identity, and Human Connection
Amy B. Smoyer and Rebecca Harvey
22. Queering romance: Expressions of love and intimacy in late-twentieth-century lesbian relationships
Rebecca Jennings
23. Intimacy or intimacies? Queering Jewish women’s desires and intimate lives
Mie Astrup Jensen
24. Naming desire: Information seeking and breaking the silence around queer female desire in mid-twentieth-century Britain
Victoria Golding
25. Beloved: Crafting lesbian desire and femme intimacies with the Ladies of Llangollen
Sarah-Joy Ford
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