With contributions from a diverse team of global authors, this cutting-edge Handbook documents the impact of the study of gender and sexuality upon the foundational practices and precepts of anthropology. Providing a survey of the state-of-the-art in the field, it is essential reading for academic researchers and students of anthropology.
With contributions from a diverse team of global authors, this cutting-edge Handbook documents the impact of the study of gender and sexuality upon the foundational practices and precepts of anthropology. Providing a survey of the state-of-the-art in the field, it is essential reading for academic researchers and students of anthropology.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Introduction to the Cambridge handbook of the anthropology of gender and sexuality Silvia Posocco, Cecilia McCallum and Martin Fotta; Part I. Openings and Orientations: 2. Remixing feminist epistemology and methodology Sameena Mulla and Daná-Ain Davis; 3. Critical ethnography as a collective feminist project Henrike Donner; 4. Kinship and relatedness as vital lens Resto Cruz; 5. Reframing the social, rethinking the body, confronting biologism Victor Sacha Cova and Heather Anne Swanson; Part II. Knowledges and Domains: 6. Gender, sociality and the person Cecilia McCallum; 7. The postmodern moment in gender studies and anthropology Sarah Green and Tuija Pulkkinen; 8. Gender(ed) language and the linguistics of sexuality Stephanie Rudwick; 9. Conceptualising bodies, hierarchy and gendering across cultures Subhadra Mitra Channa; 10. Language, gender & sexuality and performativity William L. Leap; 11. Anthropological engagements with men and masculinities Paul Scheibelhofer and Daniel Monterescu; Part III. Resistances and Intersections: 12. Social and cultural politics of resistance and empowerment Mengia Tschalaer; 13. Re-working black feminist anthropology through transnational scholar-activism and anti-racist solidarity in Africa and its diaspora Riché J. Daniel Barnes; 14. Gender in decolonial indigenous perspectives Olga Ulturgasheva; 15. Anthropologies of reproduction, abortion, and biopolitics Michele Rivkin-Fish; 16. Gender, capitalism, and the Erotics of finance Caroline E. Schuster; 17. Untying poverty's gendered knots past and present Vigdis Broch-Due; Part IV. Desires and Relations: 18. Subjectivities, knowledge and gendered and sexual transitions Paul Boyce and Akshay Khanna; 19. Feminist and queer theories of the non/human & paradoxical possibilities of the slash Logan Natalie O'Laughlin; 20. Blood, gender and politics in indigenous View Luisa Elvira Belaunde and Cecilia McCallum; 21. 'At home' in Botox, feminism and ethics Jeanette Edwards; Part V. Recursivities and Futures: 22. Ontological sex-genders E. J. Gonzalez-Polledo; 23. Futures Emilia Sanabria.
1. Introduction to the Cambridge handbook of the anthropology of gender and sexuality Silvia Posocco, Cecilia McCallum and Martin Fotta; Part I. Openings and Orientations: 2. Remixing feminist epistemology and methodology Sameena Mulla and Daná-Ain Davis; 3. Critical ethnography as a collective feminist project Henrike Donner; 4. Kinship and relatedness as vital lens Resto Cruz; 5. Reframing the social, rethinking the body, confronting biologism Victor Sacha Cova and Heather Anne Swanson; Part II. Knowledges and Domains: 6. Gender, sociality and the person Cecilia McCallum; 7. The postmodern moment in gender studies and anthropology Sarah Green and Tuija Pulkkinen; 8. Gender(ed) language and the linguistics of sexuality Stephanie Rudwick; 9. Conceptualising bodies, hierarchy and gendering across cultures Subhadra Mitra Channa; 10. Language, gender & sexuality and performativity William L. Leap; 11. Anthropological engagements with men and masculinities Paul Scheibelhofer and Daniel Monterescu; Part III. Resistances and Intersections: 12. Social and cultural politics of resistance and empowerment Mengia Tschalaer; 13. Re-working black feminist anthropology through transnational scholar-activism and anti-racist solidarity in Africa and its diaspora Riché J. Daniel Barnes; 14. Gender in decolonial indigenous perspectives Olga Ulturgasheva; 15. Anthropologies of reproduction, abortion, and biopolitics Michele Rivkin-Fish; 16. Gender, capitalism, and the Erotics of finance Caroline E. Schuster; 17. Untying poverty's gendered knots past and present Vigdis Broch-Due; Part IV. Desires and Relations: 18. Subjectivities, knowledge and gendered and sexual transitions Paul Boyce and Akshay Khanna; 19. Feminist and queer theories of the non/human & paradoxical possibilities of the slash Logan Natalie O'Laughlin; 20. Blood, gender and politics in indigenous View Luisa Elvira Belaunde and Cecilia McCallum; 21. 'At home' in Botox, feminism and ethics Jeanette Edwards; Part V. Recursivities and Futures: 22. Ontological sex-genders E. J. Gonzalez-Polledo; 23. Futures Emilia Sanabria.
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