Gender, Sexuality and Identities of the Borderlands
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Gender, Sexuality and Identities of the Borderlands
Queering the Margins
Clisby, Suzanne
Taylor & Francis Ltd
07/2020
228
Dura
Inglês
9781138612358
15 a 20 dias
453
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1. Framing the Margins: Gender, Sexuality and Identities of the Borderlands
Section I: Identities in the Borderlands
2. Queering Spaces and Borders Resignifying a Third Space in Angelina Maccarone's Fremde Haut (Unveiled) (2005) and Sebastien Lifshitz's Wild Side (2004)
3. Celebrating One's Natural Tendencies: Essex Hemphill's 'Borderland' in 'Ceremonies'
4. Bordering Life: South African Necropolitics and LGBTI Migrants
Section II: Travelling Through Borderlands
5. (Re)Training the Western Eye: European Equalities Research in Transnational Feminist Perspective
6. Bordered Imaginations: The Politics of Reading and Receptions of 'Third World' Women's Literary Texts in Transnational Spheres
Section III: Living in the Borderlands
7. Female (ex)-Combatants in Colombia: Inhabiting Ideological, Geographic and Embodied Borderlands
8. Borderlands of (In)Security: The Subject Position of Ethnic Minority Women in Myanmar
9. Navigating the Borderlands: Adult Survivors' Experiences of Child Sexual Exploitation
10. Living on the Borders: Women, Haiti and the Restavek System of Child Slavery
11. Wives as Doorways of Citizenship: Indo-Bangladesh Enclaves and the Repositioning of Gender Relations
12. Women Queering the Margins of Male Space? Female Construction Workers as 'Border Bodies' in Bangladesh
Section IV: Arriving Home
13. A Place to Call "Home": Home and Belonging amongst Lesbians and Feminists in Greece
14. Homeplaces
Section I: Identities in the Borderlands
2. Queering Spaces and Borders Resignifying a Third Space in Angelina Maccarone's Fremde Haut (Unveiled) (2005) and Sebastien Lifshitz's Wild Side (2004)
3. Celebrating One's Natural Tendencies: Essex Hemphill's 'Borderland' in 'Ceremonies'
4. Bordering Life: South African Necropolitics and LGBTI Migrants
Section II: Travelling Through Borderlands
5. (Re)Training the Western Eye: European Equalities Research in Transnational Feminist Perspective
6. Bordered Imaginations: The Politics of Reading and Receptions of 'Third World' Women's Literary Texts in Transnational Spheres
Section III: Living in the Borderlands
7. Female (ex)-Combatants in Colombia: Inhabiting Ideological, Geographic and Embodied Borderlands
8. Borderlands of (In)Security: The Subject Position of Ethnic Minority Women in Myanmar
9. Navigating the Borderlands: Adult Survivors' Experiences of Child Sexual Exploitation
10. Living on the Borders: Women, Haiti and the Restavek System of Child Slavery
11. Wives as Doorways of Citizenship: Indo-Bangladesh Enclaves and the Repositioning of Gender Relations
12. Women Queering the Margins of Male Space? Female Construction Workers as 'Border Bodies' in Bangladesh
Section IV: Arriving Home
13. A Place to Call "Home": Home and Belonging amongst Lesbians and Feminists in Greece
14. Homeplaces
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Young Man;LGBTI;Suzanne Clisby;Borderland Framework;Asuncion Aragon Varo;UN;Diana Manesi;LGBTI Individual;Emilio Amideo;Violating;Fiona Martinez;Karen Women's Organization;Matthew Beetar;Transnational Feminist Lens;Athena-Maria Enderstein;Female Construction Workers;Jasmina Lukic;Lesbian Asylum Seekers;Asma Abdi;Transnational Feminist;Rachana Upadhaya;Bangladeshi Enclave;Lisa Gelbhart;Politico Military Organisations;Yoana Valdivieso-Hare;Queer Migrant;Elena di Padova;Border Bodies;Fiona de Hoog;CSE;Jessica Meliisa Pelaez Echeverry;Enclave Residents;Theresa Redmond;Inter-ethnic Networks;Arpita Chakraborty;Iranian Women Writers;Tanzina Choudhury;Transnational Feminist Analysis;Kathleen Lennon;Female Ex-combatants;Borderlands;Ethnic Minority Women;Intersectionality;World Woman Writer;Feminism;Myanmar Army;Sexualities;Epistemic Hierarchies;Gender;Identity;Liminality;Migration;sexual normativities;transnational feminisms;queer theory
1. Framing the Margins: Gender, Sexuality and Identities of the Borderlands
Section I: Identities in the Borderlands
2. Queering Spaces and Borders Resignifying a Third Space in Angelina Maccarone's Fremde Haut (Unveiled) (2005) and Sebastien Lifshitz's Wild Side (2004)
3. Celebrating One's Natural Tendencies: Essex Hemphill's 'Borderland' in 'Ceremonies'
4. Bordering Life: South African Necropolitics and LGBTI Migrants
Section II: Travelling Through Borderlands
5. (Re)Training the Western Eye: European Equalities Research in Transnational Feminist Perspective
6. Bordered Imaginations: The Politics of Reading and Receptions of 'Third World' Women's Literary Texts in Transnational Spheres
Section III: Living in the Borderlands
7. Female (ex)-Combatants in Colombia: Inhabiting Ideological, Geographic and Embodied Borderlands
8. Borderlands of (In)Security: The Subject Position of Ethnic Minority Women in Myanmar
9. Navigating the Borderlands: Adult Survivors' Experiences of Child Sexual Exploitation
10. Living on the Borders: Women, Haiti and the Restavek System of Child Slavery
11. Wives as Doorways of Citizenship: Indo-Bangladesh Enclaves and the Repositioning of Gender Relations
12. Women Queering the Margins of Male Space? Female Construction Workers as 'Border Bodies' in Bangladesh
Section IV: Arriving Home
13. A Place to Call "Home": Home and Belonging amongst Lesbians and Feminists in Greece
14. Homeplaces
Section I: Identities in the Borderlands
2. Queering Spaces and Borders Resignifying a Third Space in Angelina Maccarone's Fremde Haut (Unveiled) (2005) and Sebastien Lifshitz's Wild Side (2004)
3. Celebrating One's Natural Tendencies: Essex Hemphill's 'Borderland' in 'Ceremonies'
4. Bordering Life: South African Necropolitics and LGBTI Migrants
Section II: Travelling Through Borderlands
5. (Re)Training the Western Eye: European Equalities Research in Transnational Feminist Perspective
6. Bordered Imaginations: The Politics of Reading and Receptions of 'Third World' Women's Literary Texts in Transnational Spheres
Section III: Living in the Borderlands
7. Female (ex)-Combatants in Colombia: Inhabiting Ideological, Geographic and Embodied Borderlands
8. Borderlands of (In)Security: The Subject Position of Ethnic Minority Women in Myanmar
9. Navigating the Borderlands: Adult Survivors' Experiences of Child Sexual Exploitation
10. Living on the Borders: Women, Haiti and the Restavek System of Child Slavery
11. Wives as Doorways of Citizenship: Indo-Bangladesh Enclaves and the Repositioning of Gender Relations
12. Women Queering the Margins of Male Space? Female Construction Workers as 'Border Bodies' in Bangladesh
Section IV: Arriving Home
13. A Place to Call "Home": Home and Belonging amongst Lesbians and Feminists in Greece
14. Homeplaces
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;LGBTI;Suzanne Clisby;Borderland Framework;Asuncion Aragon Varo;UN;Diana Manesi;LGBTI Individual;Emilio Amideo;Violating;Fiona Martinez;Karen Women's Organization;Matthew Beetar;Transnational Feminist Lens;Athena-Maria Enderstein;Female Construction Workers;Jasmina Lukic;Lesbian Asylum Seekers;Asma Abdi;Transnational Feminist;Rachana Upadhaya;Bangladeshi Enclave;Lisa Gelbhart;Politico Military Organisations;Yoana Valdivieso-Hare;Queer Migrant;Elena di Padova;Border Bodies;Fiona de Hoog;CSE;Jessica Meliisa Pelaez Echeverry;Enclave Residents;Theresa Redmond;Inter-ethnic Networks;Arpita Chakraborty;Iranian Women Writers;Tanzina Choudhury;Transnational Feminist Analysis;Kathleen Lennon;Female Ex-combatants;Borderlands;Ethnic Minority Women;Intersectionality;World Woman Writer;Feminism;Myanmar Army;Sexualities;Epistemic Hierarchies;Gender;Identity;Liminality;Migration;sexual normativities;transnational feminisms;queer theory
