Review:
In their sophisticated attention not only to sexuality but also to bodies, genders, identities, and the social spaces that structure how desire plays itself out, this host of fresh voices from the queer frontier provides an encouraging preview of the shape of queer studies in the decade ahead. Susan Stryker, Stanford University" Suggests the expansive and explosive significance of queer theory both inside and outside of the academy. Bruce Burgett, University of Wisconsin Madison" An eloquent and convincingly articulated anthology. The relavance of its contribution cannot be overstated. Suzanne Chavez-Silverman, Pomona College" "An eloquent and convincingly articulated anthology. The relavance of its contribution cannot be overstated."--Suzanne Chavez-Silverman, Pomona College "Suggests the expansive--and explosive--significance of queer theory both inside and outside of the academy."--Bruce Burgett, University of Wisconsin-Madison "In their sophisticated attention not only to sexuality but also to bodies, genders, identities, and the social spaces that structure how desire plays itself out, this host of fresh voices from the queer frontier provides an encouraging preview of the shape of queer studies in the decade ahead."--Susan Stryker, Stanford University
About the Author:
Joseph A. Boone is professor of English at the University of Southern California. He is the author of Tradition Counter Tradition: Love and the Form of Criticism, Libidinal Currents: Sexuality and the Shaping of Modernism, and co-editor of Engendering Men: The Question of Male Feminist Criticism.
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