Attending to the centrality of indigeneity, race, and colonialism in kinship, the contributors to this volume assert the importance of queer kinship to queer and trans theory and to kinship theory.
Attending to the centrality of indigeneity, race, and colonialism in kinship, the contributors to this volume assert the importance of queer kinship to queer and trans theory and to kinship theory.
Tyler Bradway is Associate Professor of English at the State University of New York, Cortland, and author of Queer Experimental Literature: The Affective Politics of Bad Reading. Elizabeth Freeman is Professor of English at the University of California, Davis, and author of Beside You in Time: Sense Methods and Queer Sociabilities in the American Nineteenth Century, and other books also published by Duke University Press.
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Acknowledgments vii Introduction: Kincoherence/Kin-aesthetics/Kinematics / Tyler Bradway and Elizabeth Freeman 1 Queering Linages 1. Kinship beyond the Bloodline / Judith Butler 25 2. The Mixed-Race Child Is Queer Father to the Man / Brigitte Fielder 48 3. World Making: Family, Time, and Memory among Trans Mothers and Daughters in Istanbul / Dilara Çali¿kan 71 Kinship, State, Empire 4. In Good Relations: Native Adoption, Kinstillations, and the Grounding of Memory / Joseph M. Pierce 95 5. Queering the Womb: Surrogacy and the Economics of Reproductive Feeling / Poulomi Saha 119 6. Beyond Family: Kinship’s Past, Queer World Making, and the Question of Governance / Mark Rifkin 138 7. Ecstatic Kinship and Trans Interiority in Jackie Kay’s Trumpet / Aqdas Aftab 159 8. Marielle, Presente: The Present and Presence in Marielle Franco Protests / Juliana DeMartini Brito 180 Kinship in the Negative 9. Akinship / Christopher Chamberlin 203 10. Against Friendship / Leah Claire Allen and John S. Garrison 227 11. Kidless Lit: Childlessness and Minor Kinship Forms / Natasha Hurley 248 12. Till Death Do Us Kin: Sworn Kinship and Queer Martydom in Chinese Anti-imperial Struggles / Aobo Dong 269 Epilogue. How Did It Come to This? Talking Kinship with Kath Weston / Kath Weston, Elizabeth Freeman, and Tyler Bradway 291 References 303 Contributors 333 Index 339
Acknowledgments vii Introduction: Kincoherence/Kin-aesthetics/Kinematics / Tyler Bradway and Elizabeth Freeman 1 Queering Linages 1. Kinship beyond the Bloodline / Judith Butler 25 2. The Mixed-Race Child Is Queer Father to the Man / Brigitte Fielder 48 3. World Making: Family, Time, and Memory among Trans Mothers and Daughters in Istanbul / Dilara Çali¿kan 71 Kinship, State, Empire 4. In Good Relations: Native Adoption, Kinstillations, and the Grounding of Memory / Joseph M. Pierce 95 5. Queering the Womb: Surrogacy and the Economics of Reproductive Feeling / Poulomi Saha 119 6. Beyond Family: Kinship’s Past, Queer World Making, and the Question of Governance / Mark Rifkin 138 7. Ecstatic Kinship and Trans Interiority in Jackie Kay’s Trumpet / Aqdas Aftab 159 8. Marielle, Presente: The Present and Presence in Marielle Franco Protests / Juliana DeMartini Brito 180 Kinship in the Negative 9. Akinship / Christopher Chamberlin 203 10. Against Friendship / Leah Claire Allen and John S. Garrison 227 11. Kidless Lit: Childlessness and Minor Kinship Forms / Natasha Hurley 248 12. Till Death Do Us Kin: Sworn Kinship and Queer Martydom in Chinese Anti-imperial Struggles / Aobo Dong 269 Epilogue. How Did It Come to This? Talking Kinship with Kath Weston / Kath Weston, Elizabeth Freeman, and Tyler Bradway 291 References 303 Contributors 333 Index 339
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