The gender/sexuality reader : culture, history, political economy, edited by Roger N. Lancaster and Micaela di Leonardo

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The gender/sexuality reader : culture, history, political economy, edited by Roger N. Lancaster and Micaela di Leonardo

Title remainder

culture, history, political economy

Statement of responsibility

edited by Roger N. Lancaster and Micaela di Leonardo

Instantiates

• The gender/sexuality reader : culture, history, political economy

Publication

• New York, Routledge, 1997

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

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• nc

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text

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• txt

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Contents

• Lifeboat ethics : mother love and child death in northeast Brazil
• Nancy Scheper-Hughes
• Population : delusion and reality
• Amartya Sen
• State fatherhood : the politics of nationalism, sexuality, and race in Singapore
• Geraldine Heng and Janadas Devan
• Gender in the post-socialist transition : the abortion debate in Hungary
• Susan Gal
• Fetal images : the power of visual culture in the politics of reproduction
• Rosalind Pollack Petchesky
• Carnal knowledge and imperial power : gender, race, and morality in colonial Asia
• Sex and society : a research note from social history and anthropology
• Ellen Ross, Rayna Rapp
• Captialism and gay identity
• John D'Emilio
• Transformations of homosexuality-based classifications
• David F. Greenberg
• Seed of the nation : men's sex and potency in Mexico
• Matthew C. Gutmann
• Secrets of God, nature and life
• Evelyn Fox Keller
• Ann Laura Stoler
• Orgasm, generation, and the politics of reproductive biology
• Thomas Laqueur
• How to build a man
• Anne Fausto-Sterling
• Baboons with briefcases vs. langurs with lipstick : feminism and functionalism in primate studies
• Susan Sperling
• The violence of rhetoric : on representation and gender
• Teresa de Lauretis
• From nation to family : containing African AIDS
• Cindy Patton
• Scientific racism and the invention of the homosexual body
• The color of sex : postwar photographic histories of race and gender in National geographic magazine
• Catherine A. Lutz, Jane L. Collins
• Womb as oasis : the symbolic context of pharaonic circumcision in rural northern Sudan
• Janice Boddy
• Victorian clitoridectomy : Isaac Baker Brown and his harmless operative procedure
• Elizabeth A. Sheehan
• Material girl : the effacements of postmodern culture
• Susan Bordo
• The carnivalization of the world
• Richard Parker
• Siobhan Somerville
• Sisters and queers : the decentering of lesbian feminism
• Arlene Stein
• Playing with fire : the gendered construction of Chicana/Mexicana sexuality
• Patricia Zavella
• Violence, sexuality, and women's lives
• Lori L. Heise
• Rape and the inner lives of black women in the Middle West : preliminary thoughts on the culture of dissemblance
• Darlene Clark Hine
• Negotiating sex and gender in the Attorney General's Commission on Pornography
• Carole S. Vance
• White lies, black myths : rape, race, and the black "underclass"
• The neo-family-values campaign
• Judith Stacey
• The consumption of color and the politics of white skin in post-Mao China
• Louisa Schein
• The enterprise of empire : race, class, gender, and Japanese national identity
• Jacalyn D. Harden
• Movie stars and Islamic moralism in Egypt
• Lila Abu-Lughod
• Sex acts and sovereignty : race and sexuality in the construction of the Australian nation
• Elizabeth A. Povinelli
• Micaela di Leonardo
• Excerpt from introduction to Bodies that matter
• Judith Butler
• The end of the body?
• Emily Martin
• Guto's performance : notes on the transvestism of everyday life
• Roger N. Lancaster
• Is there a family? : new anthropological views
• Jane Collier, Michelle Z. Rosaldo, Sylvia Yanagisako

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26 cm.

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574 p

Isbn

9780415910057

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96039187

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• n

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b1791329