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.
Sertaç Sehlikoglu is research fellow at Pembroke College and affiliated lecturer at the Department of Social Anthropology and the faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern studies at the University of Cambridge. Frank G. Karioris is visiting lecturer of gender, sexuality, and women's studies at the University of Pittsburgh and director of the Center for Critical Gender Studies at the American University of Central Asia.
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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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