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The SAGE Handbook of Queer Studies

Name: The SAGE Handbook of Queer Studies
Brand: SAGE PUBLICATIONS
SKU: 9781529673470
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SAGE PUBLICATIONSISBN: 9781529673470

Volume 1: Foundations, Emergence and Consolidations

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Edited by Momin Rahman, Markus Thiel, Denise Tse-Shang Tang, Nael Bhanji
Imprint: SAGE PUBLICATIONS LTD
Release Date: April 9, 2027
Format: HARDBACK
Dimensions: 246 x 174 mm
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Pages: 632

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The Sage Handbook of Queer Studies: Volume One, Foundations, Emergence and Consolidations provides a wide-ranging, globally attentive overview of the contemporary field of Queer Studies, offering readers an analytical grounding in how social worlds shape queer identities and experiences. Recognising that no single text can be exhaustive, this volume assembles a major collection of scholarship that clarifies the scope and limits of disciplinary approaches, while also making the case for a more explicitly transdisciplinary understanding of sexualities. Across its chapters, Queer Studies is approached neither as "only" cultural studies nor as a narrow set of empirical facts, but as a field that requires humanistic, sociological, and political explanation in tandem. This first volume begins by tracing the emergence and consolidation of Queer studies within the academy, foregrounding the inseparable relationship between queer experience, activism, and the growth of scholarly legitimacy. It shows how positionality and standpoint have been foundational to the development of queer research, and how collective organising has shaped political change as well as the intellectual agendas of the field. At the same time, the volume remains attentive to the "who, when, and where" of queer studies, highlighting how academic institutionalisation has been uneven, historically concentrated in the Global North, and shaped by broader social and political conditions including decriminalisation, shifting public attitudes, and the expansion of rights-based governance frameworks. By mapping key areas of social and political research and following their chronological development, The Sage Handbook of Queer Studies Volume One offers a structured account of how Queer Studies took shape, how it became established across disciplines, and how its successes are accompanied by important limitations. This volume is an invaluable resource for researchers seeking to deepen their foundational knowledge of Queer Studies. Part One: Foundations and Consolidations Part Two: Building Queer Communities: Spaces, Sex, and Identities Part Three: The Impacts of LGBTQ Studies on Academic Disciplines

Chapter 1: Introduction to Volume One - Markus Thiel; Momin Rahman Part One: Foundations and Consolidations Chapter 2: A Brief History Tracing the Theoretical Frameworks of LGBTQ/Queer Studies: A Sociological Account - Travis Kong Chapter 3: Sexuality as gendered oppression - Mandi Gray; Caitlin Janzen Chapter 4: Matter, Materiality, and Materialism in Queer Studies. - Alex Stoffel Chapter 5: Disappointing Decolonialities: from homocolonial paralysis to queer decolonial possibilities - Momin Rahman; Bartosz Neumann Chapter 6: From Gay to Niizh Manidoowag (Two-Spirit), An Indigenous Perspective from Canada - David Newhouse Chapter 7: "How will I know?": Notes on queer sensations from the field - John Andrew G. Evangelista Part Two: Building Queer Communities: Spaces, Sex, and Identities Chapter 8: Must we come out? Queer visibility from grassroot activism to international politics - Emil Edenborg Chapter 9: Pride: From protest to global consumer capitalism - Daniel Conway Chapter 10: Mobilizing LGBTQ Communities in the Global South - Gustavo Gomes da Costa; Francisco Miguel Chapter 11: Contexts, Concepts and Currencies of Trans Organizing in the South: El Salvador, India and Australia - Vek Lewis Chapter 12: "Two Devils": Sula, Shadrack, and the Coalitional Care of Critical Disability Studies - Shannon E. Potter Chapter 13: Planning on public sex: policing, surveillance and their alternatives - Marcus McCann Chapter 14: "I wouldn't really like to be labelled or put into a box": The post-identity politics of queer/sex work social movements in the digital era - Max Morris Part Three: The Impacts of LGBTQ Studies on Academic Disciplines Chapter 15: Anthropology - Olimpia Burchiellaro Chapter 16: From Protest to Pedagogy: LGBTQ Movements and the Politics of Educational Change - Bishop Owis, Lee Iskander Chapter 17: Directions in LGBTQ+ geographies - Alessandro Boussalem Chapter 18: A short genealogy of the intersection of global LGBTQ studies and global public health studies - Richard Parker Chapter 19: LGBTQ Studies and History - Hector Valero Lopez Chapter 20: From heresy to hype to hope? The impact of LGBT+ and Queer Studies on International Relations - Markus Thiel Chapter 21: Biting Back: Functions of the Queer Mouth in Contemporary Literature - Rita Mookerjee Chapter 22: Media and Cultural Studies - Eva Cheuk-Yin Li Chapter 23: Political Science - Dan Simmons Chapter 24: Psychology and LGBTQIA+: Scientific Discourses, Subjectivities, and the Politics of Queer Knowledge - Marco Aurelio Maximo Prado; Paula Sandrine Machado Chapter 25: LGBTIQ and Studies in Christianity (and Beyond) - Joseph N. Goh; Hugo Cordova Quero Chapter 26: Queering feminism within Women's Studies: a story from Western India - Meena Gopal

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