Using a cross-cultural perspective, The Everyday Makings of Heteronormativity draws on ethnographic data to examine how heteronormativity is constructed and operates in diverse contexts.
Using a cross-cultural perspective, The Everyday Makings of Heteronormativity draws on ethnographic data to examine how heteronormativity is constructed and operates in diverse contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Sertaç Sehlikoglu and Frank G. Karioris - Contributions by Fernanda Belizario; Ina Goel; Frank G. Karioris; Marjo Kolehmainen; Maria Mayerchyk; Yv E. Nay; Caroline Osella; Amelie Le Renard; Erol Saglam; Sertaç Sehlikoglu and Rama Srinivasan
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Acknowledgements Introduction: Heteronormativity in/as the Everyday Sertaç Sehlikoglu & Frank G. Karioris Part I: Mapping the Norms Chapter One: "Tell me, What Made You Think You Were Normal?": How Practice will Always Outrun Theory and Why We All Need to Get Out More" Caroline Osella Chapter Two: Ethnological Knowledge Production and Inventing "Heterosexuality": Tradition of Premarital Sleeping Together (XIX - the beginning of XX century) Maria Mayerchyk Chapter Three: Gendering Men: Commutes, Spaces, and Publicness Erol Saglam Part II: Institutional Formations Chapter Four: Knowledge and Experience In Relationship Counselling Practices? Re-Thinking Heteronormativity Marjo Kolehmainen Chapter Five: Love, Marriage, and Normative Orders: Heterosexual Relationships for Post-Agrarian India Rama Srinivasan Part III: Neoliberal Times Chapter Six: Islamic Men in Suits and The Invisible Becoming in Turkey Sertaç Sehlikoglu Chapter Seven: Hierarchical Intimacies. Western Subjectivities, and Multiple Heterosexuailties in Neoliberal Dubai Amelie Le Renard Part IV: Transing & Crossing Chapter Eight: Transing-normativities: understanding hijra communes as queer homes Ina Goel Chapter Nine: Loving travestis: a lady in the bed, a whore in the living room Fernanda Belizario Chapter Ten: Queer Family's Longing for Belonging - Heteronormativity Beyond Anti-Normativity Yv E. Nay Bibliography About the Authors
Acknowledgements Introduction: Heteronormativity in/as the Everyday Sertaç Sehlikoglu & Frank G. Karioris Part I: Mapping the Norms Chapter One: "Tell me, What Made You Think You Were Normal?": How Practice will Always Outrun Theory and Why We All Need to Get Out More" Caroline Osella Chapter Two: Ethnological Knowledge Production and Inventing "Heterosexuality": Tradition of Premarital Sleeping Together (XIX - the beginning of XX century) Maria Mayerchyk Chapter Three: Gendering Men: Commutes, Spaces, and Publicness Erol Saglam Part II: Institutional Formations Chapter Four: Knowledge and Experience In Relationship Counselling Practices? Re-Thinking Heteronormativity Marjo Kolehmainen Chapter Five: Love, Marriage, and Normative Orders: Heterosexual Relationships for Post-Agrarian India Rama Srinivasan Part III: Neoliberal Times Chapter Six: Islamic Men in Suits and The Invisible Becoming in Turkey Sertaç Sehlikoglu Chapter Seven: Hierarchical Intimacies. Western Subjectivities, and Multiple Heterosexuailties in Neoliberal Dubai Amelie Le Renard Part IV: Transing & Crossing Chapter Eight: Transing-normativities: understanding hijra communes as queer homes Ina Goel Chapter Nine: Loving travestis: a lady in the bed, a whore in the living room Fernanda Belizario Chapter Ten: Queer Family's Longing for Belonging - Heteronormativity Beyond Anti-Normativity Yv E. Nay Bibliography About the Authors
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