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Frontmatter
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction: Thinking beyond Hetero/Homo Normativities 1
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Part I: Gender Boundaries within Educational Spaces
- 1. Creating a Gender-Inclusive Campus 21
- 2. Transgendering the Academy: Ensuring Transgender Inclusion in Higher Education 33
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Part II: Trans Imaginaries
- 3. “I’ll call him Mahood instead, I prefer that, I’m queer”: Samuel Beckett’s Spatial Aesthetic 47
- 4. Excruciating Improbability and the Transgender Jamaican 65
- 5. TRANScoding the Transnational Digital Economy 83
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Part III: Crossing Borders / Crossing Gender
- 6. When Things Don’t Add Up: Transgender Bodies and the Mobile Borders of Biometrics 103
- 7. Connecting the Dots: National Security, the Crime-Migration Nexus, and Trans Women’s Survival 113
- 8. Affective Vulnerability and Transgender Exceptionalism: Norma Ureiro in Transgression 122
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Part IV: Trans Activism and Policy
- 9. The T in LGBTQ: How Do Trans Activists Perceive Alliances within LGBT and Queer Movements in Québec (Canada)? 141
- 10. Translatina Is about the Journey: A Dialogue on Social Justice for Transgender Latinas in San Francisco 154
- 11. LGB within the T: Sexual Orientation in the National Transgender Discrimination Survey and Implications for Public Policy 172
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Part V: Transforming Disciplines and Pedagogy
- 12. Adventures in Trans Biopolitics: A Comparison between Public Health and Critical Academic Research Praxes 191
- 13. Stick Figures and Little Bits: Toward a Nonbinary Pedagogy 215
- Conclusion: Trans Fantasizing: From Social Media to Collective Imagination 230
- Notes on Contributors 243
- Index 249
Kapitel in diesem Buch
- Frontmatter i
- CONTENTS vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction: Thinking beyond Hetero/Homo Normativities 1
-
Part I: Gender Boundaries within Educational Spaces
- 1. Creating a Gender-Inclusive Campus 21
- 2. Transgendering the Academy: Ensuring Transgender Inclusion in Higher Education 33
-
Part II: Trans Imaginaries
- 3. “I’ll call him Mahood instead, I prefer that, I’m queer”: Samuel Beckett’s Spatial Aesthetic 47
- 4. Excruciating Improbability and the Transgender Jamaican 65
- 5. TRANScoding the Transnational Digital Economy 83
-
Part III: Crossing Borders / Crossing Gender
- 6. When Things Don’t Add Up: Transgender Bodies and the Mobile Borders of Biometrics 103
- 7. Connecting the Dots: National Security, the Crime-Migration Nexus, and Trans Women’s Survival 113
- 8. Affective Vulnerability and Transgender Exceptionalism: Norma Ureiro in Transgression 122
-
Part IV: Trans Activism and Policy
- 9. The T in LGBTQ: How Do Trans Activists Perceive Alliances within LGBT and Queer Movements in Québec (Canada)? 141
- 10. Translatina Is about the Journey: A Dialogue on Social Justice for Transgender Latinas in San Francisco 154
- 11. LGB within the T: Sexual Orientation in the National Transgender Discrimination Survey and Implications for Public Policy 172
-
Part V: Transforming Disciplines and Pedagogy
- 12. Adventures in Trans Biopolitics: A Comparison between Public Health and Critical Academic Research Praxes 191
- 13. Stick Figures and Little Bits: Toward a Nonbinary Pedagogy 215
- Conclusion: Trans Fantasizing: From Social Media to Collective Imagination 230
- Notes on Contributors 243
- Index 249