Familiar Perversions evaluates the many successes of the family equality movement, while asking important questions about its place within neoliberalism, racial inequality, and the policing of sexual cultures. Liz Montegary investigates how queer family politics might strengthen the diverse networks of kinship, intimacy, and care on which people depend.
Familiar Perversions evaluates the many successes of the family equality movement, while asking important questions about its place within neoliberalism, racial inequality, and the policing of sexual cultures. Liz Montegary investigates how queer family politics might strengthen the diverse networks of kinship, intimacy, and care on which people depend.
LIZ MONTEGARY is an assistant professor of women’s, gender, and sexuality studies at Stony Brook University in New York. She is the coeditor of Mobile Desires: The Politics and Erotics of Mobility Justice.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Familiar Perversions 1 Anxiety: The History of Lesbian and Gay Parenting Activism 2 Visibility: Local Communities, Transnational Economies, and the Exceptionally American Family 3 Equality: Same-Sex Marriage and the Precarity and Perversity of Children 4 Vitality: The Family Business of Health Promotion and Wealth Management Conclusion: Toward a Queer Family Politics Acknowledgments Notes Works Cited Index
Introduction: Familiar Perversions 1 Anxiety: The History of Lesbian and Gay Parenting Activism 2 Visibility: Local Communities, Transnational Economies, and the Exceptionally American Family 3 Equality: Same-Sex Marriage and the Precarity and Perversity of Children 4 Vitality: The Family Business of Health Promotion and Wealth Management Conclusion: Toward a Queer Family Politics Acknowledgments Notes Works Cited Index
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